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Subway service changes: J and M trains disrupted over five weekends so MTA can replace aging switches | amNewYork (opens the original)
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Service changes are coming to the J and M trains over five weekends between the middle of next month and late November, MTA officials warned riders during the agency’s monthly board meeting on Monday. The transit authority is adjusting schedules for the three lines, which run on elevated tracks through Brooklyn and Queens, in order to replace nearly three-decade-old switches that are past their useful life, officials said. The mechanisms are used to move trains between local and express tracks d
Drilling to begin on Gateway Tunnel rail project after federal judge nixed Trump funding pause earlier this year | amNewYork (opens the original)
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Nearly a year after the Trump administration announced a freeze on funding for the Gateway Tunnel project, the effort to build a new two-tube rail passage beneath the Hudson River took a major step forward on Monday. The Gateway Development Commission (GDC), the New York and New Jersey-run entity overseeing the project, launched the first of two giant drills, known as tunnel boring machines, that will soon dig the first legs of the two new tubes during a Sept. 28 ceremony in North Bergen, NJ. “T
City Council members float bill to pilot ‘low-traffic’ neighborhoods in some parts of NYC for more street safety measures | amNewYork (opens the original)
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The City Council is looking to experiment with so-called “low traffic neighborhoods” (LTN) in some corners of the Big Apple amid a spate of deadly traffic crashes over the past several weeks. City Council Transportation Committee Chair Shaun Abreu (D-Manhattan), along with Council Members Selvena Brooks-Powers (D-Queens) and Shahana Hanif (D-Brooklyn), introduced on Thursday legislation that would direct the city Department of Transportation (DOT) to establish a low-traffic neighborhood pilot pr
‘Fair Fares’: City Council moves to make it easier for low-income New Yorkers to get half-priced subway and bus rides | amNewYork (opens the original)
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The City Council took a key step on Thursday toward simplifying the onerous enrollment process for the city’s program that provides reduced-cost OMNY cards to very low-income riders: Fair Fares. The council overwhelmingly passed a bill — Intro. 248 — requiring the city Department of Social Services (DSS), which oversees the Human Resources Administration (HRA) that runs the program, to streamline its current enrollment procedure. Transit and anti-poverty advocates have long argued that applying
‘Bus’-ting chops: Mamdani touts new bus lanes added in first 6 months, but advocates say he can do better | amNewYork (opens the original)
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Making city buses “fast and free” was a key piece of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s campaign, and the “fast” part of that pledge has thus far been a major focus of his administration since he took office — with his Department of Transportation working to add bus lanes where it can. Bus lane expansion was something Hizzoner’s office touted as progress Thursday in the release of the first Mayor’s Management Report of his tenure. The municipal report card, which covers Fiscal Year 2026 — including the firs
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