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State law allows the MTA to increase its daily congestion pricing fee by 25% when the city transportation department declares a "Gridlock Alert" day, but the governor has barred the agency from doing so.
The PATH fare is set to rise from $3 to $4 over the next four years.
Amtrak officials have said the Penn Station overhaul would be contained within the existing transit hub's footprint. Federal documents tell a whole different story.
Work is underway on the first new set of Hudson River train tunnels in more than a century. The project is wildly popular.
For most of the year, the city's mechanical brooms eat regular street trash. But during the fall, leaves occupy much of the street sweepers’ diet.
City engineers have warned the steel rebar inside the concrete of the highway's triple-cantilever is corroded, putting the entirety of the over 70-year-old structure at risk of failure.
The agency has spent years hoping FEMA will reimburse it for money spent on disinfecting the subways during the pandemic's darkest days.
City officials are struggling to rein in the growing types of e-bikes on the streets.
As the MTA retires the MetroCard, it'll also stop accepting coins as fare payment on the city's buses.
A plan approved by city officials earlier this week is set to bring 6,000 new apartments to the area, which is in one of western Brooklyn's most glaring transit deserts.