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MTA Boss Warns GOP Bill Will Blow A Hole In Transit Budget - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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The Republican-controlled Congress’s proposed five-year federal surface transportation bill, known as the BUILD America 250 Act, would cut a quarter billion dollars per year from federal funding the agency typically receives, MTA Chairman and CEO Janno Lieber warned on Wednesday. “The version that is circulating right now would significantly cut funding from what we’ve received in the past, hitting us for about $250 million a year in formula funding,” Lieber said during Wednesday’s MTA board mee
Amazon Delivery Drivers Routinely Speed, Block Bus And Bike Lanes - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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Same-day delivery? More like Hell on Wheels. Amazon delivery drivers have spent the last five years racking up thousands of serious traffic violations, including speeding through school zones, blocking bus and bike lanes and parking next to fire hydrants, according city data collected by an organization looking to reform the logistics giant’s hiring practices. A new interactive tool from the labor-aligned Alliance for a Greater New York details the many thousands of traffic infractions drivers f
Wheels Up: City Bus Speeds Hit Four-Year High Under Mayor Mamdani - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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The wheels on the bus are going round and round faster than ever. Citywide bus speeds hit 8.5 miles per hour in August, which is the quickest buses have moved through the city in four years, amid Mayor Mamdani and the MTA’s sweeping campaign to improve bus service. During a meeting of the MTA’s New York City Transit Committee on Monday morning, MTA Executive Vice President of Buses Frank Farrell revealed the 8.5 mph figure — the highest monthly average bus speed since August 2022 — and a slew of
Tolls With Benefits: New Protected Bike Lanes In Queens Are The Fruit Of Congestion Pricing - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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The Mamdani administration is taking advantage of a reduction in motor vehicle traffic in western Queens by adding a crucial new protected bike lanes and wider sidewalks — and you can thank congestion pricing. This fall, the Department of Transportation will begin work to connect the Queens Boulevard protected bike lane to the 44th Drive protected bike lane by creating a new safe route along the Thomson Avenue bridge and the slice of 44th Drive that doesn’t currently have a protected bike lane.
Revealed! Trump's Penn Station Contract Would Have Handcuffed MTA On Lease — And Let Duffy Say Whatever He Wants - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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Turns out MTA officials were right when they described Amtrak’s heretofore unreleased Penn Station contract as a bad deal for the agency because it would bind it to Amtrak’s quest for money from New York State for the station’s costly renovation and would potentially change the terms of the MTA’s existing lease for its space inside the station, according to a document released on Friday. The contract, a collaboration agreement that was previously only described in broad strokes by MTA leadership
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