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MT Autocraft forays into EVs with Rs 100 cr funding, to hire 200 people
MT Autocraft, a leading supplier of machined components and assemblies, on Wednesday, announced the…
New Yorkers 'have a legitimate fear' after recent subway-shoving attacks, but transit experts say the perception of danger clashes with reality
The New York City subway system is "not unsafe to the level that people think it is," one transit e…
Yelena Dzhanova
The NYC subway is so desperate for staff that it's reportedly offering retired train operators up to $35,000 for 90 days of work
Transit officials cited "a critical and urgent need" for qualified operators, according to a memo o…
Dominick Reuter
A sex toy company is accusing New York's MTA of sexism and censorship after it rejected proposed ads
"Although the MTA has previously welcomed advertisements that celebrate human sexuality and openly …
Graham Rapier
If you've ever thought 'New York City subway, but make it Supreme,' you're in luck
This is reportedly the first time the MTA is doing a full train wrap as part of a new revenue strea…
Avery Hartmans
Meryl Streep got a NYC subway stop 'renamed' for her in honor of her 72nd birthday
For Streep's birthday on June 22, two New York City artists cleverly altered subway signs to honor …
Libby Torres
Suspected Chinese hackers breached the NYC transit authority's computers in April, the latest cyberattack against a US agency
The breach was outlined in an MTA document obtained by the New York Times, which found the attack d…
Kelly McLaughlin
Sen. Chuck Schumer is calling for return to 24/7 New York City subway service as city gets back to normal
The MTA currently closes the subway system for cleaning from 2 a.m. to 4 a.m. The system has been c…
Connor Perrett
New York's MTA is launching a first-of-its-kind tech accelerator to help fix its crumbling subway and slow buses
Palisade Labs, for example, powers front-facing cameras on buses that can monitor bus lanes for tra…
Graham Rapier
The New York City MTA sparked backlash for saying it removed benches from subway stations to 'prevent the homeless from sleeping on them'
Some called the policy "utterly evil" and "cruel," while others said the removal of benches would h…
Connor Perrett
An artist collected anonymously AirDropped images on the subway in a pre-pandemic relic of spontaneity
Designer Jumi Kim solicited AirDropped photos on the New York City subway for six months, receiving…
Palmer Haasch
A bill proposed in New York City would charge residents $3 for all packages ordered online other than food or medicine
E-commerce sales totaled $209.5 billion in the third quarter, an increase of 36% over the same peri…
Mary Meisenzahl
New York's MTA will remove seats on some subways to jam more people inside
Lhota's is asking the state to channel $836 million toward short-term solutions like increasing the…
Danielle Muoio
New York's transit system is in a financial crisis — but saving it is vital to the US economy, experts say
If the MTA doesn't receive billions in emergency federal aid, experts warn that the effects on the …
Tim Levin
NY transit workers created an underground 'man cave' in Grand Central to 'get drunk and party,' MTA says
Three MTA workers allegedly converted an unused storage room into a full-blown lounge, complete wit…
Tim Levin
New York announces $50 fine for anyone who rides the subway, bus, or train without a mask
Effective Monday, the NYPD and other transit officers can fine anyone not wearing a mask on the sub…
Barbara Smith
Public transit may not bring a high risk of coronavirus transmission, research suggests — depending on which precautions you take
Choose the least crowded transit option, make the trip as short as possible, and prioritize well-ve…
Aria Bendix
A Columbia scientist's 'new and powerful weapon' against the coronavirus destroys particles using UV light without harming people
Scientists recently discovered a way to safely harness the pathogen-killing power of ultraviolet li…
Aria Bendix
The COVID-19 threat is here for the foreseeable future. As cities reopen, protecting passengers on public transit is a matter of life and death.
For a successful and safe reopening, cities may need to radically rethink how their transportation …
Tim Levin
Bus drivers and their unions are refusing to transport protesters arrested by police
As protesters gathered in New York and Minneapolis, police commandeered buses to move detainees. El…