A disruptive passenger, mechanical problems and crew shortages prompted a spate of delays for commuters Wednesday morning.
Tired of dropped calls and lost service on the subway? An MTA board vote Wednesday could end that frustration over the next 10 years.
“Are there assumptions that we made based on ridership and growth?” Mujica said. “We should be re-looking at those.”
A man died Thursday morning after he fell onto subway tracks at Port Authority Terminal, according to police and reports.
“It’s bad, it’s bad,” said Matt Ahern, a Transport Workers Union Local 100 official who represents subway car cleaners and inspectors.
The MTA has also continued long-running efforts to deploy object-detection systems in the subway and on its two commuter railroads.
But a new ferry plan unveiled by Mayor Eric Adams doesn't strand lower-income New Yorkers. About 1 million people qualify for $1.35 fares.
A disruptive person at a Manhattan subway station caused delays for 1/2/3 trains, while track issues slowed others, officials said.
However, the upgrade eliminated carpool lanes and the toll collectors who checked them.
Officials hid the ferry system's true cost as former Mayor Bill de Blasio pushed for $2.75 fares, said Comptroller Brad Lander.
“Bring the pandemic back,” tweeted one New Yorker as the city reinstated rules that require drivers to move their vehicles twice a week.
Straphangers saw slowdowns Tuesday because of a train’s brakes being activated, switch problems and crew shortages, according to the MTA.
There will be service changes for buses, subways and trains starting Friday and maintenance work on bridges ceased temporarily.
Tuesday got off to a slow start for some straphangers as MTA dealt with a medical emergency and problems with signals and switches.
Route and bus stop changes are in effect.
Mets-Willets Point was at 65% with nearly 25,000 weekly entries after the Mets played four home games during the seven-day stretch.
An e-scooter share pilot in The Bronx is expanding into its next phase, with 6,000 scooters and a move further south, officials said.
Mechanical problems, track maintenance and other problems disrupted straphangers commutes during rush hour on Wednesday.
Uber announced Tuesday that shared rides will return to the city under the name "UberX Share."
Late storms prompted cancelations of 40 percent of flights out of LaGuardia late Thursday, according to FlightAware.
Many straphangers had a slow start to their Friday because of disruptive passengers, medical emergencies and other issues.
Straphangers saw their Monday morning commutes beset by a spate of minor delays, according to the MTA.
"This time we’re going to get it right," Gov. Kathy Hochul said Thursday, promising a new Penn Station that won't be compared to "hell."
Police investigations delayed several subway lines Thursday morning, according to the MTA.
The leading Democratic candidates for governor took the debate stage together Tuesday night for the first time right here on CBS2.
Straphangers faced outright delays on five lines, while reroutes on two others caused slower commutes, according to the MTA.
Council members voted 43-7 to support running speed cameras round-the-clock near schools. The final approval lies with Albany.
Riders said they have, in recent weeks, noticed a sharp drop-off in mask usage in the transit system since the change to federal guidelines.
Pick up a commemorative MetroCard honoring the Notorious B.I.G. on what would've been his 50th birthday on May 21.
Medical emergencies and disruptive passengers caused delays for New York City straphangers Thursday morning, according to the MTA.
Switch and signal problems caused delays on several subway lines Wednesday morning, according to the MTA.
"I assume it's handmade by artisans in a remote village in the Alps using literal gold," one popular blog tweeted.
Hundreds of unreported assaults against hundreds MTA workers prompted a slew of state labor violations, according to a report.
Transit officials scrambled to inspect 22 out of 23 train yards over MTA watchdog concerns — and one facility is under a “fire watch.”
Brakes activated on a train at Atlantic-Barclays Center station caused delays for several lines Monday morning.
The 209 graffiti markups from Jan. 1 through early May amount to a 95% year-to-date increase from 2019.
A woman was hit by a train at the 42nd Street station, according to the MTA. Commuters should expect "major delays" on the F and M lines.
The sleek, redesigned electric bicycles will join Citi Bike’s fleet in May, Lyft announced.
Transit changes, street closures and everything else you'll need to know to navigate the city this Sunday.
Straphangers could see longer commutes Friday morning if they're taking these lines.