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MTA lays out fare hike timing; some proposed toll increases higher than expected: Sources
The good news is the MTA isn’t jacking up subway, bus or commuter rail fares this year, as was previously planned. The bad news: The increase will still take effect in January, and some tolls will be going up more than what many assumed would be a 4% increase,
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is a whopping $77 million over budget to modernize a crucial subway line, an ...
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As of Thursday morning, B trains were suspended in both directions, F trains were bypassing Manhattan on the G and E lines, D ...
The MTA says it's considering raising the fares for commuters in the New York City area yet again. Here are the proposed ...
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MTA gives inside look at measures to keep subways safe, dry ahead of flash flood threat ThursdayNEW YORK CITY -- As the Tri-State area braces for another round of storms and a moderate risk of flash flooding on Thursday, the MTA is taking steps to keep the subways safe and dry. NYC officials are ...
New York City subway and bus fares are expected to go up to $3 on Jan. 4, MTA officials announced during the agency’s monthly ...
The torrential rains slammed New York City, stranding a Long Island Rail Road train in Queens. According to a X post shared, ...
The MTA awarded a contract to begin the Interborough Express preliminary design, including surveys, investigations, and ...
Alcohol isn’t the only product that the MTA has kept out of subway ads over the years. The agency voted to ban tobacco ...
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Fare evasion: MTA ‘prototype’ gates at busy Queens subway station remain in place despite rampant fare-beatingIt has been almost two years, but the MTA is keeping active a “prototype” modern gate system designed to stop fare evasion, ...
The union representing City subway and bus workers says a firm contracted to handle workers’ compensation for the MTA has ...
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MTA, LIRR provide update on Bayside flooding | Press conferenceMTA Chairman & CEO Janno Lieber and LIRR President Rob Free provided an update on the impacts to mass transit Friday morning.
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