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The emergency gates, which are usually locked from the inside, have had no visible locking mechanisms inside or outside for weeks.

Despite loss of funding, accessibility upgrades at the West 81st and 96th Street stations are still slated for completion by December 2026.

Major projects that sought to improve the quality of transit in New York City are being “put to the back burner."

Whether we're here or not to see it, the next generations will think, 'of course every station has an elevator.'"

An Upper West Side train station will be closed through the end of June for "structural maintenance."

Without money from the new Manhattan tolls — and no viable ‘Plan B’ — the entire system may be stalled.

Congestion pricing got the green light on Wednesday, but half-a-dozen lawsuits related to the tolls still need to be resolved.

Scrubbing, staining and sanding all took place at an Upper West Side train station this past weekend.

For subway riders, the most important factor in their experience was personal safety.

The future of New York City’s transit system, still struggling to rebound from the pandemic, could be on the line in Tuesday’s election for governor.

MTA statistics show that collisions between buses and e-bikes and e-scooters have surged since 2019, the year before many were legalized in the city.

Safety on the subway is getting better, Andrew Albert reported to the Community Board 7 Transportation Committee

On Wednesday, the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) announced they will be testing subway platform barriers

Manhattan’s leaders called on the MTA to respond to Michelle Go's death by installing platform barriers at the system’s busiest stops

Talk about a story having "legs" -- the tale (sorry) of Indie, the swift and valorous dog that got loose

When New York City became the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, the subways emptied out in a hurry. Polls of New Yorkers continue to demonstrate concern

A bus driver stopped for a moment of solidarity, taking a knee during a protest march that had wound up Central Park West on Thursday.

Commuters got a whiff of bleach as they entered the 79th Street 1 train station on Tuesday morning, part of the state's plan to sanitize the subways and slow the spread of coronavirus.

Angry graffiti appeared early on Friday at the 72nd Street station for the B-C line. Several tipsters sent in photos of the graffiti, which included

Someone just trying to have a little nerd-fun made posters poking fun at subway delays, replacing station names with Star Wars planet names. But their efforts