A community art project has left a lasting impression on the 86th Street station on the Upper West Side, as well as on the students who created them.
A community art project has left a lasting impression on the 86th Street station on the Upper West Side, as well as on the students who created them.
The M.T.A. released four options that it is considering as part of its effort to close a $1.2 billion budget gap, including plans to increase subway and bus fares.
A train derailment at the end of the Staten Island Railway — one of the oldest elements of the city’s transit system — inconvenienced riders who are unaccustomed to delays.
Ridership on the M60, the only public-transit option from Manhattan to La Guardia Airport, has grown by 263 percent, according to a Metropolitan Transportation Authority spokesman.
A man protesting the M.T.A.’s planned fare increases was dragged out of meeting by police officers who feared he was about to throw a shoe at the authority’s chief executive.
The transportation authority votes to raise fees and cut services to try to erase a $1.2 billion deficit
When the South Ferry station reopens, it will have some added luminosity, thanks to a site-specific installation.
In the robust years from 2003 to 2007, transit ridership surged while automobile traffic was largely unchanged.