#1score 602h ago
MTA Reviews Fare Enforcement Training After Confrontation Incidents
The MTA is reevaluating the training of its Eagle Teams responsible for fare enforcement on buses after two incidents involving inspectors and riders. The fare inspection program has been suspended following the release of videos showing these confrontations.
#2score 572h ago
MTA Reports Improved Speed and Reliability for Queens Bus Network Post-Redesign
MTA officials announced that the recent redesign of Queens' bus network has resulted in faster and more reliable service for riders. The changes, which took effect after extensive planning and community input, have led to significant speed increases on many routes.
#3score 552h ago
MTA spent $26.7M on Yankee Stadium elevators but riders still face unreliable service — with two lifts not even working
The MTA’s multi-million dollar overhaul of five elevators at the Yankee Stadium subway station has left riders contending with unreliable service -- including one lift that hasn't been working for months.
#4score 382h ago
MTA plans to return fare checking teams to NYC buses after review of violent episodes
#5score 534h ago
MTA faces $900M budget hole by 2030 — despite cash-strapped agency continuing to hike fares, fees
The MTA’s bills are piling up faster than its revenues -- putting the transit giant on track for an annual budget hole approaching $900 million by 2030, according to the state comptroller.
#6score 504h ago
Going Places: Grassroots, Volunteerism Builds the Great American Rail-Trail
By Karen Rubin, Travel Features Syndicate, goingplacesfarandnear.com
Within this one mile that cuts through Ohio forest, there are stories: reclusive Hellbender salamanders that grow to 28 inches long; a bridge where Abraham Lincoln nearly lost his life on the way to his inauguration; a rail tunnel,
#7score 494h ago
Bike from the Goethals to the Verrazzano? Staten Island greenway plan takes step forward
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The city is taking the next step toward creating a 10-mile biking and walking route across Staten Island’s North Shore, moving forward with planning for a waterfront greenway stretching from the Goethals Bridge to the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge.
#8score 557h ago
LIRR Announces Schedule Changes Starting November 9
The Long Island Rail Road will implement new schedules this fall, with some trains departing earlier for maintenance and accessibility projects. Commuters are encouraged to check the MTA app or website for updates.
#9score 477h ago
Long Island freight trains get cleaner with $10.9 million investment
For many Long Islanders, freight trains are easy to miss. Operating largely during midday and late-night hours on the same tracks used by the Long Island Rail Road, they quietly haul heavy loads that help keep stores, businesses and supply chains moving.
That largely unseen network is about to get
#10score 609h ago
NYC Faces E-Bike and E-Scooter Safety Crisis Amid Rising Fatalities
In 2023, 28 fatalities have been reported involving e-bikes and e-scooters in NYC, prompting the City Council to address safety measures. Proposed legislation includes banning high-speed e-bikes and enhancing accountability for delivery app companies.
#11score 609h ago
DOT to Gather Public Input on New Outerborough Greenway Projects
The NYC Department of Transportation will host workshops to gather public input on four new greenway projects in the outer boroughs. The first event will take place in the Bronx on November 4, focusing on a 15-mile greenway along the east Bronx waterfront.
#12score 509h ago
Luxury electric SUVs recalled, owners warned not to charge beyond 80% over fire risk
Volkswagen has recalled 9,048 Audi electric luxury SUVs over a battery issue that can cause a fire. Documents posted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration show the recall applies to certain 2024-2025 Audi Q4 E-Tron and Q4 Sportback E-Tron vehicles.
#13score 5312h ago
Live Traffic Report Interrupted by Rear-End Collision on Major Deegan Expressway
A traffic report on Eyewitness News was disrupted when a stalled vehicle was rear-ended on the Major Deegan Expressway. Reporter Heather O'Rourke highlighted the dangers of being stopped on busy roadways.
#14score 5212h ago
Staten Island express bus delays reported Monday
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Heavy traffic getting into Manhattan is causing delays for Staten Island express buses Monday morning.The Metropolitan Transportation Authority first warned of delays on express buses heading into Manhattan at around 8:30 a.m., according to a text alert from the agency.
#15score 4912h ago
A One-Bedroom in Park Slope With a Nice-Size Kitchen for $765,000
For under a million dollars, one can find all sorts of housing configurations: park- and subway-adjacent studios, one-bedrooms hidden in carriage houses or former shoe factories, and even the occasional true two-bedroom. We’re combing the market for particularly spacious, nicely renovated, or... Mor
#16score 581d ago
NYC Expands Red Light Camera Program to 600 Intersections
New York City has completed the rollout of its red light camera program, now monitoring 600 intersections across all five boroughs. This initiative has sparked controversy among drivers who feel that cyclists are not held to the same standards.
#17score 501d ago
Suicides decline in NYC, but inequities persist across groups
New data shows suicide taking an outsize toll among Latino New Yorkers, even as overall deaths fell. [ more › ]
#18score 481d ago
22 dead in Kenya bus crash near site of previous accident
At least 22 people are dead Sunday after a bus collided with a truck on Kenya’s main highway.
#19score 552d ago
NY State Increases Patrols and Checkpoints for Halloween Safety
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced heightened patrols and sobriety checkpoints across New York from October 25 to 31. The initiative aims to prevent impaired, distracted, and speeding driving during the Halloween festivities.
#20score 512d ago
Widow questions release of man charged in George Washington Bridge road-rage killing
Darla Miles has more.
#21score 562d ago
Halloween Traffic Campaign to Combat Reckless Driving in New York
New York State Police, alongside local law enforcement agencies, are set to launch a campaign aimed at reducing reckless and impaired driving during Halloween. Governor Kathy Hochul announced the initiative to enhance road safety as festivities approach.
#22score 532d ago
Fireball Crash Near LAX Claims One Life
A devastating car crash near Los Angeles International Airport resulted in one fatality as the vehicle was engulfed in flames. Video footage captured the intense fire as emergency crews responded to the scene.
#23score 362d ago
How an every day trip home turned into a deadly fit of road rage on the George Washington Bridge
#24score 582d ago
New York Subway Expansion Plans Mark 119th Anniversary
As New Yorkers celebrate the subway's 119th anniversary, plans for expansion and modernization are underway, including the Second Avenue Subway and a major signal replacement project. These initiatives aim to improve service reliability and accessibility for millions of riders.
#25score 452d ago
N.J. bill targets highway safety around farm equipment. What drivers should know
A bill currently making its way through the state legislature is looking to improve highway safety by educating drivers about sharing the road with tractors and other agricultural equipment.
#26score 472d ago
Commuters face changing patterns as new Port Authority Bus Terminal rises
The project to build a new Port Authority Bus Terminal is sprawling over multiple city blocks—a massive construction zone that car and bus commuters only catch a fleeting glimpse of as they emerge from the Lincoln Tunnel
#27score 452d ago
A fox bit a pedestrian, stole a shoe, and now an N.J. town is on high alert
Authorities in a Passaic County township have issued a warning about wildlife after one person was bitten by a fox and another said the animal ran off with their shoe.
#28score 382d ago
The killing of a devoted son on a NYC subway leaves a disabled dad unsure about the future
#29score 363d ago
Today in History: October 24, new suspension bridge linking New York and New Jersey dedicated
#30score 583d ago
MTA Worker Injured by Spark from Passing Train at Canal Street Station
An MTA worker sustained burns after being struck by a spark from a passing train while inspecting a smoke-causing chair. The 42-year-old is currently in stable condition following the incident.
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