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From Manhattan to Montauk, there are improvements in the works that are connected to the congestion pricing plan - but not everyone’s happy about it.

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Long Island Rail Road riders say they are happy with the planned improvements, but not the cost of congestion pricing.

LIRR President Rob Free says the congestion pricing plan is a good thing for the Long Island Rail Road.

The improvement plans include, modernizing the signal system, replacing or renewing substations and purchasing additional rail cars.