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Clayton Guse

Articles by Clayton Guse


Clayton is the editor of the Transit and Infrastructure desk. Got a tip? Email [email protected].

The mayor hasn't detailed how he plans to pay for the job, but city taxpayers could be on the hook for the bill whether or not they use the highway.


The MTA reports the project will cost $6.9 billion. But federal documents show it's expected to run taxpayers a $7.7 billion bill.


Lieber helped drag the nation's largest transit system out of the COVID-19 pandemic and implemented congestion pricing, but collected his fair share of scars along the way.


The vibes in New York City are up after the Knicks first championship in 53 years. But they're particularly up in the subway system.


As LIRR workers went on strike, MTA Chair Janno Lieber pointed out they're the highest paid railroad employees in the country. His remarks were an instance of the pot calling the kettle black.


Amtrak says a metal “skirt board” on the side of one of its NextGen Acela train cars hit an electric third rail, sparking the blaze.


Even with a tentative deal, the LIRR says trains will not run on Tuesday morning.


Bleeding visitors to New York City like stuck pigs is a time-honored tradition.


The board is giving Kris Kolluri authority to set fares for World Cup trains, while officials say tickets could top $100 round trip to cover security costs.


NJ Transit has signed on as a partner in President Donald Trump's plan to rebuild Penn Station. MTA Chair Janno Lieber has declined to do so.


The government shutdown has made air travel even more miserable. But unlike other major global economies, the United States has no high-speed rail that offers travelers another option than flying.


The plans could be the largest transformation of mass transit in the city since the subway system’s construction in the early 20th century.


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