United Airlines CEO addresses string of incidents, tells passengers carrier is safe
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby reassured flyers in a letter this week that the carrier is looking into the string of incidents that have recently involved its planes, from engine and structural issues to a wheel falling off during takeoff.
What are 'ghost cars,' and why is NYC cracking down on them?
"Ghost cars" are identified as vehicles that have forged or altered license plates, making certain ones untraceable for traffic or toll cameras.
NYC cyclist deaths hit record high in 2023
According to a new report, the number of cyclists killed in New York City has risen to a 23-year high, and a majority of those who were killed were riding e-bikes.
Family blames construction after pedestrian struck, killed by MTA bus in East Village
The family of Shawn Gooding, a man who was hit and killed by an MTA bus over the weekend, is demanding answers about his death, claiming that ongoing construction in the area led to his death.
NYC firefighters say they will be unfairly penalized by congestion pricing
FDNY firefighters say that congestion pricing would be a unfair financial hardship, given how many firefighters are asked to drive their personal vehicles in the city during their shifts.
Brooklyn multi-vehicle crash leaves at least 15 injured
At least 15 people were injured after an alleged intoxicated driver caused a multi-vehicle crash in Brooklyn Tuesday evening.
NYC small business owners join suit against congestion pricing
Small business owners say they are joining the suit because the $15 congestion pricing toll will bankrupt retail stores and restaurants south of 60th Street.
Meet Paul Pesante: Metro-North's rhyming train conductor
Pesante, who’s been riding the rails on this 33-mile Hudson Line route for two decades, may very well be Metro North’s own Dr. Seuss.
London’s iconic Tube map getting an update with new names, colors
London’s Overground lines will be given six new names and colors to make it easier to navigate for locals and visitors.
Anger over horse-drawn carriages using bike lanes in Manhattan
Residents on Manhattan's West Side say they are upset over horse-drawn carriages using the newly-widened bike lanes along 10th Avenue.
Plate expectations: NY DMV rejects thousands of raunchy personalized license plates
NICEBUNZ, APPLEPAY, DRUNKAF and F4RTBOX were just some of the custom license plate ideas that were rejected in 2023.
Carnival Magic cruise ship damaged during storm; cruisers left in Jamaica for hours
A Carnival cruise ship was damaged, and passengers were stuck in a foreign country as severe weather wreaked havoc on the Magic cruise ship.
LIRR service partially suspended after person struck by train
Long Island Rail Road service has been partially suspended in both directions between Babylon and Patchogue after a person was struck by a train.
New York State now receiving license plate condition during car inspections for data collection
New York's Department of Motor Vehicles is collecting data on license plates during car inspections, but is refusing to explain what the data will be used for.
Hudson Valley lawmakers join fight against NYC congestion pricing plan
A bipartisan group of lawmakers from upstate New York is signing onto a lawsuit against congestion pricing.
NJ Turnpike Authority set to hike tolls: How much more you can expect to pay
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority reportedly approved a 3% toll hike for both the Turnpike and Garden State Parkway.
NJ MVC may soon issue digital driver's licenses for smartphones
The state Senate Transportation Committee voted unanimously in favor of Bill S1297, which would require the Motor Vehicle Commission to create mobile driver's licenses and identification cards.
Staten Island Ferry to bring back food, beverage service for first time since 2020
The Staten Island Ferry is aiming to bring back food and beverage service for passengers by the fall of 2024.
NTSB: Communication breakdown led to UWS subway train collision, derailment
The NTSB has released a preliminary report into the derailment of a 1 train on the Upper West Side in Manhattan on January 4.
At United and Alaska airlines, frustration with Boeing's manufacturing problems is boiling over
“I am more than frustrated and disappointed. I am angry,” Alaska Airlines CEO Ben Minicucci said. “My demand on Boeing is, what are they going to do to improve their quality programs in-house?”