#transit-safety

#transit-safety

Transit agencies must assess worker safety amid increasing violence.

A new Federal directive demands transit agencies report on risk management.

Keolis is the first North American operator to receive ISO 39001 certification, enhancing roadway safety through effective management systems.

A Miami bus driver fatally shot two passengers during a fight despite being prohibited from carrying a firearm.

NYPD seeks public assistance to identify a suspect in a knife-point mugging on a Q train.

Robbery rates in Sheepshead Bay are down, but transit crimes have sharply increased.

Michael Kemper, NYPD Chief of Transit, is stepping down but leaves a legacy of reduced subway crime and improved safety measures.

Rising train track incidents highlight serious safety compliance issues among transit workers, necessitating urgent reforms to prevent injuries and fatalities.

Unsafe working conditions for transit employees have been highlighted by a rise in near-miss incidents and a fatal accident involving a transit worker.

Transit agencies are responding to increased assaults on workers by implementing safety measures.

The Federal Transit Administration aims to help develop federal safety standards based on agency strategies.

The incident has raised urgent calls for improved safety measures for transit workers following a stabbing attack on a conductor.

An MTA subway operator is critically injured after being attacked by a passenger, prompting concerns over transit safety and recidivism.

The Transport Workers Union demands enhanced safety measures for transit workers after a recent violent incident, emphasizing the need for collective action and vigilance.

An MTA transit worker died while on duty, underscoring safety concerns within the NYC subway system.

A man was fatally stabbed at a New York City subway station, raising concerns about transit safety amid ongoing crime issues.

New York City has achieved eight straight months of crime reduction, with notable declines in shootings, homicides, and overall public safety.

A subway slashing incident in Midtown left one man injured and underlines ongoing concerns about safety despite a reported decrease in transit crime.

The TTC has introduced plainclothes fare inspectors to combat fare evasion, which is raising concerns about rider safety and mistrust.

Transit advocacy groups argue that plainclothes enforcement could lead to scams and a negative atmosphere in the transit system.

Gregory Percy has been appointed interim CEO of the TTC, focusing on safety, customer experience, and increasing reliability during the ongoing search for a permanent CEO.