MTA

Andy Byford is stepping down from the MTA.

Subway riders are used to hearing a lot of reasons for delays.

Maximizing capacity on the next generation of subway car apparently does not mean adding seats.

The MTA spends a lot of money every year to clean graffiti from subway cars.

Ridership on NYC Transit's buses decreased for the sixth straight year in 2019, hitting its lowest level in two decades, according to MTA statistics.

The MTA held an hour-long information session on Friday to address the concerns of commuters in Queens who say they are afraid that a massive overhaul of the borough’s entire bus network will eliminate some of their routes.

The New York Police Department released new data showing black and Hispanic people account for the vast majority of its fare-related summonses and arrests. Now the state's attorney general is looking into possible racial bias in the policing of the subways.

The MTA is expanding its contactless payment system where you wave your phone and it pays for your ride on the subway and buses. 

Almost 300 practically brand-new subway cars have been pulled from service because of a problem with the doors.

The project to add a third track on the LIRR from Floral Park to Hicksville is ahead of schedule.

The MTA blamed "human error" for some major delays in the subways on the first Monday of the new year.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has unveiled an ambitious plan that would expand Penn Station with at least eight new train tracks. An estimated 200 million people come through Penn Station every year.

Seven people were taken to hospitals on Christmas morning after a crash involving an MTA bus and a car in Jamaica Hills, Queens.

An Upper Manhattan subway stop has reopened after nearly a year of work to replace elevators, improve lighting and make other repairs.

Twenty subway stations across New York City will undergo accessibility improvements as part of the MTA's plan to make all of the city's stations accessible by 2034.

18 of 21 MTA board members voted Wednesday in favor of hiring 500 additional MTA Police officers to patrol subways and Long Island Railroad and Metro-North platforms in the coming year.

The nation's largest public bus system rolled out its first all-electric articulated bus Sunday under a plan to convert New York City's transit agency to a zero-emissions fleet by 2040.