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The experience features dozens of subway riders selected purely by chance who tell their stories of love, dreams, family, and migration.
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The MTA Board recently approved the purchase of 535 state-of-the-art, next-generation R211 subway cars. Prior to the approval, NYC Transit presented prototypes of the new cars at 34 Street -Hudson Yards to seek customer feedback, as well as introduce the future of the New York City subway to the public.
Read More →As part of the contract awarded to Kawasaki Rail, the new subway cars will be built in New York and Nebraska.
Read More →Transit riders now will have daily, on-demand access to a vehicle to reach their final destination, which will help improve carbon emissions, among other benefits.
Read More →The project utilizes Design-Build construction and a specialized New Track Construction machine that lays rail more than 10 times faster than the MTA has ever done before, saving more than $7 million in construction costs.
Read More →The program introduces leased zero-emission buses and rapid chargers to the NYCT network and supports New York’s commitment to protect the environment, reduce emissions, and fight climate change.
Read More →MTA will test 10 new buses by Proterra and New Flyer with the hope of ordering an additional 60 all-electric buses.
Read More →The project team is responsible for evaluation of cost-effectiveness and practicality of selected collision-mitigation solutions.
Read More →This second call off is valued at approximately $160 million and is based on a contract for 26 locomotives signed in 2008.
Read More →Currently, Metrolink riders who transfer to Metro Rail cannot use an electronic ticket, but must use a TAP-enabled paper ticket to access Metro Rail.
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