The cost of getting around New York City via public transit could go up next year. The MTA is considering raising the base fare for subways, local buses and the Staten Island Railway to $3, a 10-cent ...

How would Jack Ciattarelli and Mikie Sherrill manage the future of NJ Transit? With the gubernatorial election closing in, both candidates are crisscrossing the state to appeal to voters about issues ...

MTA Chair Janno Lieber on Monday said Amtrak keeps delaying work on a new transit line in the Bronx because their crews won’t show up to work. During a news conference, Lieber became visibly incensed ...

It will soon cost more to get around New York. The MTA has approved fare and toll increases set to take effect in January. Here are the increases: Subway, bus and Access-A-Ride fares rise 10 cents to ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — MTA leaders are set to vote on a contentious price increase for buses, subways and tolls on Tuesday morning. The proposed hike would raise bus and subway fares to $3 and toll prices ...

MTA officials, responding to what they said was an unprecedented level of feedback from riders to proposed fare changes, are pulling back a proposal to reduce the validity period for some Long Island ...

The Maryland Transit Administration confirmed a cybersecurity incident resulted in data loss. State officials are advising MTA users to take precautionary actions like updating passwords. If personal ...

Riders exit a New York Subway train at the Brooklyn Bridge station. The subway's parent, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, plans a $1 billion bond sale. The New York Metropolitan ...

A new analysis from the Citizens Budget Commission estimates the MTA lost about $1 billion to fare and toll evasion in 2024, underscoring a persistent financial strain on the transit agency even as ...

The MTA lost roughly $1 billion to fare and toll evasion in 2024 — much higher than the already astronomical sum estimated by the transit agency itself, according to a bombshell new watchdog study.

NEW YORK (WABC) -- The Metropolitan Transportation Authority on Thursday announced its contingency plans for commuters as the clock ticks towards a looming Long Island Rail Road strike next Thursday.

For the New York City Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s data and analytics team, January 5, 2025, felt a lot like kismet. Three and a half years earlier, New York state legislators had passed a ...