MTA: Train that derailed has been repaired, service disruptions remain
Crews have repaired the subway train that derailed at 96th Street on the 1/2/3 line earlier this week, the MTA said Saturday. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/41MmFV6
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Crews have repaired the subway train that derailed at 96th Street on the 1/2/3 line earlier this week, the MTA said Saturday. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/41MmFV6
The NTSB said it appears train operators were instructed to cut the brakes on an out-of-service train and push it to the rail yard just before it collided with a passenger train.
The NTSB said it appears train operators were instructed to cut the brakes on an out of service train and push it to the rail yard just before it collided with a passenger train, but it's too early to say for sure what caused the crash. CBS New York's Ali Bauman reports.
MTA officials say crews worked overnight to remove the trains from the tracks and restore service.
Subway service is still suspended on Manhattan's Upper West Side, after two 1 trains derailed Thursday causing at least two dozen minor injuries. CBS New York's Elijah Westbrook has an update from officials.
MTA officials provide an update on the subway derailment that injured two dozen people and continues to delay service on Manhattan's West Side.
The MTA is working to make repairs for the morning rush, but it's unclear when service will return to normal. CBS New York's John Dias has the details.
Officials say two dozen people were treated for minor injuries after a 1 train struck a disabled train Thursday afternoon on the Upper West Side. CBS New York's Elijah Westbrook has the latest from the scene.
The MTA said the incident happened at around 3 p.m. near 96th Street and Broadway on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
The agency plans to address the issue at an 8:30 a.m. press conference. CBS New York's Alecia Reid reports.
Officials said 24 people suffered minor injuries and work was to continue through the night to make repairs. CBS New York's Naveen Dhaliwal reports.
Police said they found their way into the operator compartments and drove the cars a short distance before running away. CBS New York's Doug Williams reports.
Police said the suspects found their way into the operator compartments and drove the cars a short distance before running away.
Police said the suspects found their way into the operator compartments and drove the cars a short distance before running away. CBS New York's Dana Tyler reports.
First responders evacuated hundreds of people from one of the trains, while the other was empty, after the collision near 96th Street. CBS New York's Doug Williams reports.
The lawsuit was filed Thursday morning in federal court and also names federal and state agencies as defendants. CBS New York's Lisa Rozner reports.
MTA President Richard Davey was joined by emergency responders to discuss a subway collision and derailment that left 24 people injured.
An MTA work train collided with a subway at 96th Street, disrupting service on multiple lines.
Staten Island leaders announced they are filing a lawsuit over the plan, citing another toll for borough residents, worsening air quality and the lack of public transportation alternatives.
In a release announcing the event, Gottheimer's team called New York's plan a "cash grab."
Police say the suspects got into the operator's compartment and drove two cars a short distance near the Forest Hills-71st Avenue station.
Police said the man fired a shot at MTA officers after they used a stun gun on him.
Police said the man fired a shot at MTA officers after they used a stun gun on him. CBS New York's Christina Fan reports.
New York City is home to more than 700 bridges, and the MTA owns and operates seven of them connecting all five boroughs.
CBS New York's Elijah Westbrook has a closer look at the efforts to keep the bridge leading into New York City structurally sound.
