Man Says Large Bolt Fell From Subway Tracks And Smashed Sunroof
The man said he was doing his laundry yesterday in Astoria when he heard a loud bang.
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The man said he was doing his laundry yesterday in Astoria when he heard a loud bang.
Byford shared the news during an MTA board meeting Thursday.
Transit Authority President Andy Byford became such a rock star here that his legion of fans called him "Train Daddy" and posted stickers with his picture.
All trains are back on schedule.
The new officers will be assigned to New York City transit, the Long Island Railroad and Metro-North.
The first test cars will be ready by the end of the year.
The MTA installed forward-facing cameras on the buses themselves back in November to capture cars blocking bus lanes.
There's a new effort to make sure public transportation keeps up with technology.
Queens-native Awkwafina is the new celebrity announcer of such gems as "Friendly reminder that seats are for people, not your bags."
Outside, the line to get in stretched around the block.
Some homeowners along the LIRR main line say their complaints to the MTA about intolerable noise and shaking homes have been falling on deaf ears.
A long-standing dispute over prime waterfront property in downtown Yonkers is heating up. The land is owned by New York City, but Yonkers wants it back.
The MTA says raccoons were to blame for nearly 90 transit delays in 2019 – compared to 18 the year before.
The Transport Workers Union Local 100 says union employees ratified the agreement with 66% of workers voting "yes."
Train troubles continue for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
It reportedly happened when the express transit feature on their iPhones was activated.
New York City Transit Authority CEO Andy Byford said Wednesday two recent incidents "raised questions about the reliable operation of a door mechanism" on the new Bombardier R179 cars.
Transit Authority President Andy Byford called the attack "appalling, unprovoked and unacceptable."
Monday morning was hectic for Queens residents riding the 7 train. Major delays hit just in time for rush hour.
The MTA says it eventually wants to install full cell service on all tunnels.
The MTA's top cop is stepping down. Chief Owen Monaghan says he will retire on January 5.
Check out the changes ahead for subways, buses, LIRR, Metro-North, NJ TRANSIT and Staten Island trains.
Changes are coming to the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is installing a safety fence on the upper and lower levels.
The 168th Street Station in Washington Heights is back open after being closed for nearly a year for repairs.
Those living at or below the federal poverty line can apply online during the open enrollment period that starts on Jan. 27.
