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A veteran MTA bus driver is being called a hero for taking action when he saw a 5-year-old girl wandering the streets of Manhattan all alone.
Nearly half of MTA bus riders are not paying their fares. Dorian Geiger Nearly half of New York City bus riders aren’t paying their fares — and the biggest problem with this mass-scale casual ...
The crash comes just three days after the driver of an overland crane rig rammed a Q88 MTA bus in Queens Village, injuring ...
At the end of August, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority will sunset a fareless bus pilot that for a year has made a route in each borough free, with no plans to expand the effort into a ...
The MTA plopped down another $5 million to combat fare evasion on buses – as scofflaws continue to avoid the farebox with impunity. A pilot program that gives MTA workers handheld devices to ...
A mother and son’s morning bus ride turned violent when police said a stranger threatened to set the two on fire before attacking the woman.
The MTA’s automated camera enforcement program, which tags violators’ license plates through cameras mounted on passing buses, is set to begin issuing summons to drivers on Monday.
MTA's A.I. bus cameras issue thousands of mistaken parking violations In all, the MTA said A.I. cameras on the M79 and Bx35 routes mistakenly ticketed about 3,800 vehicles for blocking bus lanes ...
Service enhancements are coming to 16 local bus routes in four boroughs starting June 29, Gov. Kathy Hochul and the MTA said Thursday. Bus lines in Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island ...
Vehicles blocking bus stops or double-parking will face fines of up to $250 as the MTA adds more routes to its camera enforcement program.
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