MTA, subway and turnstile
Will MTA’s new shields prevent fare evasion?
The MTA has installed crescent-shaped metal shields to some subway turnstiles adding a few inches of height to the fare gate. Will it be enough to stop people from jumping over them? FOX 5 NY's Teresa Priolo takes a look at how things are working so far.
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The Webster Avenue bridge had passed over the railroad tracks about a half-mile northeast of the LIRR station in Manhasset.
An Instagram video reviewed by The News shows what appears to be the view from the control cab of a subway train moving ...
A woman gave birth on board a New York City subway Wednesday, the MTA says. It happened around 11:30 a.m. on a southbound W ...
The Special Commission on Combating Antisemitism has gathered more than two dozen examples of learning materials that ...
A city transit worker who was slugged in an unprovoked attack last month said it’s gotten so scary in the subway system that ...
Looking for a job but don’t have a college degree or prior work experience? Through Feb. 28, the MTA is accepting online ...
Through the Convo Access app, riders can connect with a live interpreter to communicate with MTA employees about any ...
Police released a photo on Friday of a man accused of stealing an MTA ledger book from a Bronx subway elevator control room ...
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