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The New York City Metropolitan Transit Authority will cease token sales on April 13 and completely phase out the currency on May 4.
Read More →The contract provides a $1,000 lump sum the first year and raises of 3% the second and third years.
Read More →Fares may be raised by 25 cents to 50 cents in the spring.
Read More →A contingency plan if workers strike would require that all cars carry at least four people to enter or leave Manhattan.
Read More →Recommendations are based on a comprehensive telephone survey of 800 New Yorkers conducted in September 2002.
Read More →Council investigators surveyed 106 stations from March to June.
Read More →The contract is for the design and manufacture of 660 heavy rail subway cars, with a delivery timeframe of 2006 to 2007.
Read More →In recent months there have been several attacks on transit workers in New York.
Read More →David Gunn, who previously ran transit systems in New York City and Washington, will take over the position on May 15.
Read More →With an entire fleet of cars to retire, MTA New York City Transit came up with a creative method of disposing of 1,400 obsolete subway cars.
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