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Congestion pricing in New York City launched after years of debate and legal issues, aiming to improve traffic flow and public transit funding.

Congestion pricing in NYC is set to begin on January 5, 2025, ultimately aimed at improving public transit despite initial controversies and legal challenges.

Congestion pricing in NYC is aimed at funding transit improvements, with 80% of toll revenue going to subways and buses.

MTA is increasing subway accessibility through funding and improvements, aiming for a more inclusive transit system for all New Yorkers.

Congestion pricing in Manhattan will proceed as planned after a federal ruling, despite some remaining environmental concerns and New Jersey's objections.

Reduced-fare public transit riders in NYC now have access to OMNY, replacing the MetroCard and simplifying the discount process.

The MTA is retiring orange and yellow subway seats in 2025, replacing older trains with high-tech models to enhance reliability and commuter experience.

The MTA is hiking subway fares while spending significantly on new cars, raising concerns about fiscal responsibility and efficiency.

The MTA plans to increase subway fares to $3 in 2025 and project further fare hikes in subsequent years to maintain service.

Heavy rain caused significant disruptions and power outages in subway services, stranding commuters for hours.

Governor Hochul aims to address a $33 billion MTA budget gap without raising income taxes, but considers new taxes and fees necessary for funding.

The rejection of MTA's $68-billion capital plan creates a Catch-22 situation jeopardizing essential transit repairs and funding.

MTA has significantly increased subway ridership and emphasizes the need for critical infrastructure investments to sustain this growth.

The MTA's $68-billion capital plan for 2025-29 was unexpectedly blocked by legislative leaders, hindering necessary transit improvements.

R train closures during maintenance shocked many Brooklyn commuters, highlighting safety concerns and inadequate communication from MTA.

Late-night R train service will be suspended for structural maintenance on two weekends in January.

A sudden power outage stranded 3,500 subway riders in Brooklyn for hours, causing multiple injuries and frustrations among commuters.

An MTA employee allegedly slashed a man in a subway station after an argument over pouring bleach.

The attack occurred during the early morning hours at a Brooklyn subway station.

An electrical substation explosion in Brooklyn disrupted subway service, affecting thousands of riders and highlighting the aging infrastructure of the transit system.

An MTA bus passenger was shot in Brooklyn when a bullet came through the windshield, highlighting ongoing safety issues on public transit.

Two subway workers were caught in a romantic relationship during work hours, prompting investigations into their conduct.

A bus driver stabbed a rider after being assaulted when the rider demanded to be let off mid-stop in Brooklyn.

MTA plans fare and toll increases starting August 2025 as part of the approved 2025 budget.

Thousands of NYC subway riders faced significant delays and chaos due to a power failure caused by an explosion at a Con Edison substation.

A power failure caused chaos for thousands of NYC subway riders, leaving them stranded underground during rush hour.

The MTA is phasing out 40-year-old subway cars to enhance reliability and passenger amenities, introducing the new R211 fleet.

The MTA is set to introduce over 400 new R211 subway cars, which include open-gangway models, by 2025.

The new trains aim to alleviate overcrowding and improve commuter experience.

MTA to introduce 435 additional R211 subway cars by 2025, enhancing NYC transit reliability and capacity.

Subway violence in NYC is escalating, with multiple stabbings reported recently.

The tragic murder of a woman in the subway exposes the absence of accessible fire extinguishers for the public, raising critical safety concerns.

MTA bans alcohol on trains during SantaCon to promote safe celebrations.

Moncrieffe alleges the MTA's negligence contributed to his attack, claiming the assailant had a history of violence and was previously banned from the subway.

A man was fatally struck by a northbound D train in the Bronx as he was on the tracks.

Gates Avenue subway station will receive vital ADA accessibility upgrades, including elevators, staircases, and platform improvements.

The incident underscores the safety issues plaguing New York City's subway system.

The B74 bus route in Coney Island will see increased frequency as part of NYC's bus service enhancements this spring.

G train riders are set to benefit from enhanced service with open gangway cars, enhancing reliability and rider experience.

Service enhancements on 24 bus routes will lead to shorter wait times and more reliable service for New Yorkers starting this spring.

MTA to phase out iconic subway cars in 2025 for new R211/R211S models.

The MTA's Winter Weekend discount program launches on January 4, 2025, offering $1 travel for monthly ticketholders and two guests on weekends.

The MTA's costly study on fare evaders faces backlash amid financial struggles and proposed toll hikes.

The MTA's lack of fire safety measures may have contributed to preventable deaths in subway incidents.

G train riders will benefit from a significant upgrade with the introduction of open gangway subway cars in early 2024.

MTA's emergency exits are fraught with hazards, necessitating urgent repairs according to a recent audit.

Emergency exits in Manhattan's subway system are deteriorating, posing safety risks, as highlighted in a recent MTA OIG report.