MTA To Begin Fining NYC Drivers Blocking Bus Stops On 2 NYC Routes

Vehicles improperly using busways and bus lanes, blocking bus stops, or illegally double-parked will receive summonses that start at $50.

Ahead Of Planned $7.6B Subway Car Buy, MTA Looks Abroad For Lessons On Lighter Trains

With some of the heaviest subway cars on the planet, transit agency explores weight-loss options for its next-generation fleet.

Latest Subway Soaking Raises More Questions Over System's Vulnerability

The MTA and transit watchdogs say the city needs to do more to help protect trains and stations from flooding.

NYC Speed Camera Program Extended Another 5 Years, Gov. Hochul Says

The program is set to run to July 1, 2030, and was first launched back in 2013.

Uber And Lyft Drivers Hail New TLC Rules That Limit App Lockouts

A 5% pay raise accompanies the change aimed at stopping tech giants from manipulating data.

MTA Launches New NYC Anti-Subway Surfing Ad Campaign

The new campaign features illustrated comics telling the stories of characters whose lives have been affected by subway surfing.

NYC DOT Warn Drivers Of Parking Meter Scam

If you believe you were victimized by the scam, contact your bank or credit card company and notify law enforcement.

NYC DOT Calls For Speed Camera Program Renewal, New Speeding Bill

The city DOT is also calling on the state to renew the speed camera program before it expires on July 1.

$10B Port Authority Bus Terminal Project Breaks Ground: What To Know

The new bus terminal is set to be completed in 2032

Judge Temporarily Blocks Feds From Ending Congestion Pricing

Since Jan. 5, drivers have been charged $9 entering Manhattan below 60th Street.

OMNY Complaints Mount As MTA Still Working Out Bugs In New System

Commuters say they are running into delays on being billed for transit trips. The MTA says kinks will be ironed out by the end of the year.

NYC Congestion Pricing Shutdown Deadline Is Wednesday: What To Know

The previous April 20 deadline to end the program was pushed back a month.

A Train Service Returns To Rockaways After 4 Month Shutdown

The shutdown began on Jan. 17.

DOT Proposes New Dedicated 'Busway' For 34th Street

City officials are expected to present the plans to a Midtown community board Monday night.

1st FDNY-Official E-Bike Battery-Swap Network Launches In NYC

The PopWheels hub, located in Hudson Square, is the first of its kind in the United States, officials said.

MTA Eyeing Another Batch Of ‘Open Gangway' Subway Cars

The futuristic trains have been popular with riders — and are already standard around the globe.

MTA Adds New Bike and Pedestrian Paths On 3 NYC Bridges

The new paths aim to promote walking and cycling and enhance safety across the region, MTA officials said.

NYC MTA Bridges And Tunnels Will Get Speed Cameras, Hochul Says

Gov. Hochul was able to get the renewal and expansion of a pilot program into the tentative $254 billion state budget agreement.

NYC Expanding Citi Bike's E-Bike Charging Dock Locations

The expansion meets rising demand and support the continued growth of electric Citi Bike ridership citywide.

MetroCard Holdouts Cling To Slivers Of Plastic Despite Tap-And-Go OMNY-Presence

As card machines go the way of the token, officials say a third of riders are reluctant to give up the now old-school swiping method.

MTA To Install New Fare Evasion Gates This Fall At 20 Stations

The MTA said it had chosen designs from four different companies ​to test out at a number of stations citywide.

NYC Congestion Pricing Raised Nearly $160M In 1st Quarter

The month of March netted the MTA $45.1 million in congestion pricing revenue, officials disclosed.

Staten Islanders Suffer From Bus Slowdown And Increasing Wait Times

Commuters in the oft-neglected borough say they are missing school and church because of buses that can't seem to find the fast lane.

Feds Take Control Of Penn Station Renovation From MTA

Amtrak, backed by USDOT, will now spearhead the renovation project, officials said.

Person Struck By Train In Manhattan, Multiple Lines Disrupted

The MTA is advising riders in Manhattan to use 1/2/3/N/Q/R/W trains instead.

New NYC Ghost License Plate Rules Begin This Week: What To Know

The new rules will go into effect on April 16, officials said.

Notes From The Underground: A Look At Subway Cars New And Old

The MTA wants to spend a big chunk of its next capital budget on train cars, which would be the most significant upgrade in decades.

Feds Say NYC Must End Congestion Pricing This Month

A timeline previously submitted by the MTA to a federal judge shows the tolls could continue at least through late October.

This Borough Has The Worst Drivers In NYC: New Study Finds

The average cost of car insurance among all New York City boroughs is $375 a month, or $4,500 a year, almost double the state average.

MTA Unveils New NYC Subway Map, First Since 1979

The new map will be much easier to read for commuters and more suitable for digital users, officials said.

2 Manhattan Routes Added To MTA Bus Lane Enforcement: See Where

These two new bus routes are in addition to the 34 routes​ currently enforced by automated cameras.

Congestion Pricing Raises Nearly $52M In February, Data Shows

The figures come after the Trump administration announced last Thursday it would extend its deadline for the MTA to end congestion pricing.

'Risk Of Collapse' Evaluation Ordered For These NYC Bridges

The National Transportation Safety Board said these area bridges have "unknown levels of risk of collapse" from vessel collisions.

MTA Will Stop Selling MetroCards On Dec. 31, Shift To OMNY System

MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber made the announcement at a Crain's Power Breakfast event on Wednesday.

NYC Airports Ranked Among The Worst For Delayed Flights: New Study

The study listed the airports around the country that had the most and least flight disruptions last month.

MTA Chief Says Deadline To End Congestion Toll 'Will Come And Go'

Federal officials previously told the MTA that they should stop collecting tolls by Friday to allow for an "orderly cessation."

Delta Plane Wing Strikes LaGuardia Airport Runway During Landing

The FAA disclosed that Endeavor Air Flight 4814’s left wing struck the runway around 10:10 p.m. on Sunday.

Person Struck By Train Causes Slowdown On NYC Subway Line

The 6 train was experiencing delays after a person was struck by a train at the Longwood Avenue station early Monday morning.

Sixth Avenue's Bike Lane Is Now Wider And Longer

Manhattan's newest bike lane replaces one car lane on Sixth Avenue.

Congestion Pricing Raises Over $48M In 1st Month

About 68 percent of revenue collected was paid by passenger cars.