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NYC subway system hit with major delays on multiple lines (opens the original)
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Frustrated NYC commuters faced significant delays across the subway system Thursday morning as multiple, unrelated issues on the system’s lettered lines had a ripple effect across the system. The problems affected the A, C, D, E, F and M lines. A combination of switch problems at Broadway Junction and a faulty track circuit at World Trade Center suspended service on the E train south of West 4th St. station and caused severe delays on the A and C lines. Trains on the F and M lines were delayed a
Subway operator who killed MTA worker Moet McCullum tried to stop train: NTSB report (opens the original)
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The subway operator who hit Moet McCullum — a track worker and mother of three — while she was working on the tracks near the 161st St. D train station in the Bronx tried to stop the train, according to a preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board released Wednesday. According to the NTSB’s preliminary report, the train operator had the train up to about 28 mph when he “saw workers on the track,” and hit the train’s emergency brake “a few seconds before the accident” on Sep
Trump tariffs will add $1 billion to cost of new NYC subways, trains and buses: MTA (opens the original)
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The Trump administration’s controversial tariffs on imported goods will add $1 billion to the cost of modernizing the MTA’s bus and rail fleet, according to an estimate by the transit agency shared Wednesday — and Gov. Hochul has written to Washington asking for an exemption. Trump’s “high and unpredictable tariff rates” on specialized components that have to be imported to the U.S. have driven up the cost of building a subway car by 27.9% since August 2025, according to Jesse Lazarus, head of t
NTSB to investigate NYC subway dragging death in which passenger’s bag may have gotten snagged (opens the original)
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Investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board were due to arrive in Brooklyn Wednesday to probe the apparent dragging death of a subway passenger earlier this week. Three investigators were dispatched by the federal agency, NTSB spokesman Keith Holloway told the Daily News. As previously reported by The News, 57-year-old Yaw Adu Boahene died Monday after he was apparently dragged along the platform at the Utica Ave. subway station in Bedford-Stuyvesant. He had just gotten off of a
City Council to hold hearing on proposed e-bike rules amid fatal crashes (opens the original)
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The City Council is expected to hold hearings Wednesday on a slate of proposed rules for e-bike and e-scooter safety amid two fatal e-bike crashes in Manhattan, including one where a woman was killed by a dump truck in Midtown. The bevy of bills — two dozen are on the agenda for Wednesday’s meeting — seeks to improve safety on two wheels from a variety of angles. The hearing will come just two days after a 50-year-old woman riding her e-bike died after she collided with a dump truck on W. 34th S
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