Kids don’t let kids surf the subway — that’s the message from the MTA and the Mayor’s office, which announced Tuesday a new campaign designed by students at Manhattan’s High School of Art and Design.
Continue reading →The state labor department has hit the MTA with a fine of $24,408 — and climbing — for failing to fix cracks and potholes in the roof of Manhattan’s Michael J. Quill bus depot.
Continue reading →The union representing some 500 engineers on New Jersey Transit’s rail lines voted to strike Thursday, though trains will likely keep running for now.
Continue reading →The MTA has turned off OMNY’s “trip history” feature, one day after the Daily News and other outlets raised concern it could be used to track unsuspecting straphangers.
Continue reading →The recent trip history of those who use the MTA’s OMNY payment system is available to anyone with the straphanger’s credit card number.
Continue reading →A broken water main at Times Square poured cold water on New Yorkers’ morning commute Tuesday, snarling the 1, 2 and 3 trains.
Continue reading →New Yorkers are pumping the brakes now that speed cameras are always watching in the city that never sleeps: Speed camera violations have dropped 30% citywide over the past year, the first in which the law allowed the cameras to issue automated tickets…
Continue reading →MTA ironworkers and welders worked in the days after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks cleaning and clearing debris in the a search for survivors at the World Trade Center. “They were the first heavy equipment guys on the scene,” said Joe Hoffman, then the MT…
Continue reading →Riders on the N and R subway lines should be spending less time on the platform next week, as the MTA adds more trains to weekday service.
Continue reading →The state Department of Labor had previously given the MTA a June 14 deadline to repair the system at the ailing depot, which houses around 250 buses as well as maintenance shops, MTA offices and subway repair facilities.
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