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The MTA has unveiled a redesigned NYC Subway Map, enhancing readability and accessibility for modern users.

Subway safety in NYC shows improvement with a 20% drop in major felonies.

MTA data indicates a positive trend for public perception of subway safety.

Google and NYC's MTA tested smartphones on subway cars to enhance track inspections using affordable technology.

Funding for the MTA's capital plan is crucial to upgrade and maintain NYC's subway and transit system.

Andrew Cuomo rarely used public transit during his time as governor, a choice that continues amid his current mayoral campaign.

The MTA's $68.4 billion Five-Year Capital Plan aims to improve commuting conditions for New Yorkers through infrastructure updates.

Fare evasion costs the MTA approximately $800 million annually, prompting potential redesign of turnstiles to reduce incidents.

Trump administration threatens to cut federal funding to New York's M.T.A. unless crime prevention data is provided.

The MTA launched new open gangway G trains for better passenger movement and safety.

MTA's cancellation of an autism announcement program disappoints children and parents, showcasing a disconnect with the community's needs.

The Trump administration intends to rescind New York City's congestion pricing program, aimed at reducing traffic and funding public transit.

New York City's congestion pricing program generated $48.6 million in revenue within its first month, significantly reducing traffic congestion.

The future of NYC's public transit depends heavily on congestion pricing and federal funding.

Without congestion pricing, key infrastructure projects in NYC face financial jeopardy.

Confusion surrounds Manhattan congestion pricing after the federal revocation of the program's approval, prompting calls to turn off toll cameras.

MTA explores behavioral science to tackle fare evasion, fundamentally altering user behavior to address significant revenue losses.

Congestion pricing in New York has not led to increased traffic on outer borough bridges, contradicting initial forecasts.

Nassau County officials demand an audit of the LIRR, citing a significant annual taxpayer burden with unsatisfactory infrastructure results.

The U.S. DOT demands the MTA outline their safety measures or risk funding cuts.

Congestion pricing in New York faces renewed challenges, particularly from former President Trump, despite prior victories in implementing the program.

President Trump celebrates the halt of New York's congestion pricing program, marking a significant political win for his administration.

Trump administration demands MTA to turn off congestion pricing cameras, but Governor Hochul affirms they will stay on unless a judge orders otherwise.

Gov. Hochul is committed to preserving congestion pricing despite federal opposition, emphasizing its benefits for NYC's transportation future.

Congestion pricing has generated $48.6 million in its first month, supporting urban transit improvements against federal opposition.

New York's congestion pricing plan generated $48.6 million in its first month, exceeding expectations and aiming to fund transit system repairs.

The MetroCard will be discontinued by the end of 2025 in favor of the new OMNY payment system.

The U.S. Department of Transportation demands stronger crime and safety actions from the MTA to maintain federal funding.

MTA is actively enhancing subway safety by collaborating closely with law enforcement and focusing on rule enforcement and criminal recidivism.

The MTA faces potential funding cuts unless it addresses subway safety concerns raised by the federal government.

The G train now features new open gangway R211 subway cars, enhancing the commuter experience and modernizing services.

The Massachusetts Teachers Association faces criticism for not fully removing alleged antisemitic materials related to the Israel-Hamas conflict from its resources.