MTA speeds up borrowing against congestion pricing revenue
Congestion pricing got off to a better than anticipated start, bringing in $48.6 million in its first month, and now transit officials are speeding up plans to borrow against the toll revenue to fund mass transit upgrades as the Trump administration attempts to kill the program.
The MTA has cancelled a popular program that allows students with autism to record public announcements in the subway system, ...
A Wallkill man has pleaded guilty to assaulting an MTA train conductor and later fleeing the jurisdiction, Orange County ...
The MTA plans to spend $4.5 million to fix the issue, which requires replacing thousands of mounting brackets on its entire ...
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Congestion pricing tolls reaped nearly $49 million from Manhattan motorists during the controversial program’s first month, ...
The move came one week after the Special Commission on Combatting Antisemitism grilled the MTA over learning materials ...
A teenager alleged to have been involved in last month’s R train joyride under Brooklyn was arrested again Tuesday morning, ...
Congestion pricing opponents called on the MTA to shut down its toll cameras Thursday — as commuters expressed confusion ...
The MTA announced the implementation dates for the first and second phases of the Queens Bus Network Redesign on Thursday, ...
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