For First Time, MTA Will Install Cashless Tolls
This morning, in a speech at the Association for a Better New York that marked his first 100 days on the job, MTA Chairman Jay
January 15, 2010
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This morning, in a speech at the Association for a Better New York that marked his first 100 days on the job, MTA Chairman Jay
The outrage surrounding the MTA’s proposal to stop subsidizing free NYC student MetroCards has gotten a swift response from NYC Council Speaker Christine Quinn and
In early September, MTR introduced readers to New York State’s MTA Capital Program Review Board, a six-member committee with veto power over the MTA’s capital
While MTA transit riders are facing draconian reductions in service once again, LI Bus riders are having a particularly rough year. They have faced service
Today, despite protests citywide, the MTA Board approved a package of drastic service cuts and an end to free student fares. The funding package, which
After successfully winning a $2 billion financing solution earlier in June, transit riders, elected officials and MTA board members alike are frustrated by the nearly
Over 20 Long Island county and state elected officials heard about the 2010-2014 MTA Capital Plan and how it would benefit the region during a
In parts of the Hudson Valley and Long Island, opposition to a payroll tax passed as part of a larger MTA funding package has been
A recent study showing the health impacts to infants living close to traffic jammed toll plazas provides another reason for new MTA chairman Jay Walder
A federal appeals court has ruled that a class-action lawsuit that challenges the constitutionality of residency-based toll discounts should be judged on the merits. The