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The LIRR has restored service between Atlantic Terminal and Jamaica.
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Anthony Johnson has the latest.
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The new route, called the Cannonball train, moved to Penn Station beginning this Memorial Day weekend.
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Elevated track and bridges connect key parts of the 240 mile subway system, but inspection of these critical components is haphazard according to this new report.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo has named Thomas Prendergast to serve as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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The MTA has released new data on subway ridership, and Times Square still holds the crown as the busiest subway station in New York City.
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Two Brooklyn neighborhoods will have to wait another month before they get their subway station back.
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Transit officials are considering curbing the growing number of rodents in New York City's subway system with a product that induces sterility in female rats.
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The MTA says ridership hit a 62-year high last year, despite service disruptions caused by Superstorm Sandy.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is set to receive nearly $200 million in federal aid to help with Superstorm Sandy recovery.
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Individual rides on subways and buses along with unlimited ride metrocards are going up.
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While 38 percent answered "convenience," 31 percent said "love" is not a word they associate with the MTA.
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In White Plains, the posted price for a monthly ticket is $229, but go to a machine to buy it and you pay $249. It's a reflection of the new fare hikes coming in March.
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A New York State audit finds that the MTA overlooked over $90 million sitting in various bank accounts.
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Drivers who don't like pre-paying for tolls, maintaining a minimum balance or supplying a credit card can now choose a new payment plan.
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The union handed out flyers accusing the agency, in a very public way, of choosing efficiency over the lives of its riders.
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The MTA's new way to let you know when the train is coming before you go underground is now available on all devices.
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The transit workers union is telling its nearly 2,000 motormen to slow down when entering a subway station, in case somebody is the tracks.
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A state commission is set to recommend the installation of solid rolldown gates at subway station entrances.
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The MTA began rolling out expanded bus service Sunday, offering New Yorkers new ways to get around the five boroughs.
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The MTA has launched a new way to let you know when the subway train is coming before you go underground.
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New York City bus, subway and commuter rail riders are bracing to pay more after transit officials unanimously approved across-the-board fare hikes Wednesday.
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The MTA says there will be no weekend service between Queensboro Plaza and Times Square from December 29 through the end of March.
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The MTA's new fare hike plan would push the price of a monthly MetroCard up $8 to $112.
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If you are not in a rush, many New Yorkers say take the bus. If you need a nap, some might say try the M66 or M42.
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The focus will be on Bus Time, which allows riders to track the buses using their computers and smartphones.
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The MTA plans tro raise the base fare 25 cents to $2.50 a ride. A monthly MetroCard is set to increase by 8 dollars.
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Two former Long Island Rail Road workers have pleaded guilty in a massive disability scam.
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For the first time since Hurricane Sandy hit, full service has been restored on the J and Z subway lines.
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The MTA plans to spend nearly $236 million to rip apart and replace the upper roadway of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.
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The MTA says Hurricane Sandy caused more than $5 billion in damage, but straphangers won't get stuck with the bill.
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MTA services will operate on special schedules in honor of the Thanksgiving weekend.
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If you pay close to $400 for a monthly ticket on the Long Island Rail Road, you might feel you're entitled to a refund for all those days there was no train service.
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The MTA says there will not be a refund after Hurricane Sandy, and that decision isn't sitting well with riders.
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The MTA says 40 stations in Queens will be the next to be wired for cell phone service and wi-fi.
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The MTA's popular countdown clocks, which show train arrival times, will soon be ticking away on smartphones and computers.
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Customers, especially those on the Port Jefferson and Oyster Bay branches, are advised to expect cancellations and delays.
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The MTA confirmed it is considering several proposals to boost revenue for the cash-strapped agency.
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The MTA is on the right track fiscally after years of crises forced fare and toll increases that will continue to sting straphangers, Tom DiNapoli said.
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The nook is set to become the welcome point for 80,000 Long Island Rail Road riders who will use the new East Side Access service.
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On the Long Island Rail Road, 86 percent of customers say they are happy with the service they're getting.
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In one incident, investigators say two trucks idled for a combined 25 hours over one weekend in Queens.
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Some New York City subway cars that are due to be replaced in the coming years are going out in style.
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The smoke condition started when a wall mounted electrical box between Bowery and Essex Stations caught fire.
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The agency says eight more stations - two each in the Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens - will become trash can free on Sept. 2.
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Metro-North Railroad was the hardest hit in its system. It cost the agency more than $20 million when the storm flooded miles of track on the Port Jervis Line.
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The tax charges employers in the metro region 34 cents for every $100 of payroll. It was passed in 2009 to avert service cuts as the MTA faced a record deficit.
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One month in to wireless service being provided in six New York City subway stations, many commuters say they are happy to have chances to connect when their trains head underground and pull into one of the stations with Wi-Fi.
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The annual Straphangers Campaign's "State of the Subways" report card is out, and the Q has been rated the best New York City subway line for the first time since 2001.
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The MTA is considering adding on a 'green fee' on each new MetroCard to encourage riders to recycle their cards.
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