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‘Lawmakers don’t have to spend a dime of taxpayer money to get access to e-bikes and e-scooters, and to start improving local transportation for all New Yorkers right now. They…

ByJonathan Westin 5Comments

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Apr 2019

Opinion

Opinion: For Resilient, Reliable Transport Across the City, Look No Further Than Ferries

‘Like any two-year-old, the city’s ferry service has had growing pains, but let’s not throw the baby out with the river water.’

ByRoland Lewis

ByKaren Imas 1Comment

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Apr 2019

Government

New MTA Plan to Put Disabled Riders in Taxis is Off to a Rocky Start, Users Say

In an effort to improve the AAR program, the MTA began offering e-hail services to users in 2016, allowing them to reserve trips in taxis or for-hire vehicles instead of…

ByJeanmarie Evelly 8Comments

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Feb 2019

Uncategorized

LaGuardia AirTrain Faces Questions Over Route and Rationale

There has been talk about building an ‘air train’ to LaGuardia Airport since before the place was officially known as LaGuardia Airport. Now there is a plan is for shovels…

ByJarrett Murphy 12Comments

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Dec 2018

Economy

Dollar Van Drivers: City Should Let Us Help During L-pocalypse

‘We are a licensed commuter van service and you’re trying to tell us you’re going to shut us out of the city?’ one driver complains. ‘They’re leaving the room for…

BySokhna Fall

BySandra Gonzalez DeJesus

ByJeanmarie Evelly 4Comments

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Sep 2018

Uncategorized

It Might Not Feel Like It, But Subway Service is ‘Stabilizing,’ Transit Chief Says

“Customers say to me that they are noticing it’s certainly not getting any worse,” Transit President Andy Byford said. “What we really want is for them to say is it’s…

ByJeanmarie Evelly 0Comments

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Jun 2018

Opinion

CityViews: To Fix the Gowanus Expressway, it’s Time to Bury it

‘The Gowanus expressway, which disrupts the street level experience of so many of our city’s most charming, most quickly-growing residential neighborhoods, is an aging remnant of a bygone era.’

ByCarlo Scissura

ByJustin Brannan 7Comments

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Jun 2018

Economy Government In Depth Investigations

City Residents Riding Commuter Rail Pay More Per Mile than Suburbanites

This existing fare structure leaves many New York City residents who live in areas served by LIRR and Metro North lines unlikely to use the systems.

ByJeanmarie Evelly 7Comments

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Jun 2018

Opinion

CityViews: New York Must Step Up (and Dig Deep) to Get the Gateway Project Done

‘Gateway is the most vital infrastructure project in the United States. We need to get this done, with or without Washington.’

ByCharles Lauster 4Comments

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May 2018

Uncategorized

MTA’s Bus Overhaul Could be Lifeline for Healthcare Workers, Who Face City’s Longest Commutes

The MTA’s Bus Action Plan may benefit healthcare workers, who have the city’s longest commutes and rely heavily on the bus network.

ByJeanmarie Evelly 2Comments

Opinion: The Equity Case for E-Bikes and E-Scooters in New York City

Opinion: For Resilient, Reliable Transport Across the City, Look No Further Than Ferries

New MTA Plan to Put Disabled Riders in Taxis is Off to a Rocky Start, Users Say

LaGuardia AirTrain Faces Questions Over Route and Rationale

Dollar Van Drivers: City Should Let Us Help During L-pocalypse

It Might Not Feel Like It, But Subway Service is ‘Stabilizing,’ Transit Chief Says

CityViews: To Fix the Gowanus Expressway, it’s Time to Bury it

City Residents Riding Commuter Rail Pay More Per Mile than Suburbanites

CityViews: New York Must Step Up (and Dig Deep) to Get the Gateway Project Done

MTA’s Bus Overhaul Could be Lifeline for Healthcare Workers, Who Face City’s Longest Commutes

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