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NJ Transit service on the Montclair-Boonton Line is back in service after downed overhead wires.
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New Jersey Transit rail service has resumed on all lines, subject to a one-hour delay, following signal problems Tuesday.
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The MTA on Monday introduced real-time tracking to the borough via smartphones, the web or text message.
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An audit of the Metropolitan Transit Authority conducted by the New York comptroller has found the agency has $1.9 billion in "unanticipated funds."
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The MTA's inspector general has found high-paid workers clocking in for their jobs and then slacking off, even going entire days without doing any work at all.
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The MTA and AT&T on Tuesday announced the winners of the 2013 App Quest challenge, a global competition to develop new mobile tools that use real time MTA data to improve commutes for millions of subway, bus and rail riders.
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The shooting happened around 4:30 p.m. Monday on East 127th Street between Park and Lexington avenues.
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There's a new alternative coming for subway riders who miss having someone in a token booth to answer all their questions.
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The massive boardwalk fire on the Jersey shore was blamed on electrical wires corroded by flooding from Superstorm Sandy, and that same problem's going to be a headache for New York City subway riders.
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Investigators say this started when a Camaro hit an NYPD vehicle, so officers pulled the car over. As officers approached, they saw the driver had a gun. That driver, they say, took off, and hit several parked vehicles, blowing through a stop sign. This caused the M15 bus to hit the car at the intersection of Albany and Herkimer.
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A new Q-70 limited stop bus will connect the 7 subway line and the Long Island Railroad to LaGuardia Airport.
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Commuters who ride trains on New Jersey Transit's Gladstone Branch will need to find alternate transportation to the Bernardsville Station.
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Friday, New Jersey Transit train service will be limited in some areas to make repairs after Thursday's storms.
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A New York City bus line that stranded 53 passengers at a Virginia truck stop for 24 hours has been closed by federal authorities.
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After 65 years as a railroader, you'd think Frank Bookstaver would be ready to hang up his dispatcher's hat.
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A funeral will be held Monday for the baby girl who was killed by an out-of-control bus in New Jersey.
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A final farewell was held on Sunday for the baby girl killed when an out of control bus crashed into a light pole that then crushed her stroller.
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The MTA says Idowu Daramola Daramola is also a New York City probationary bus driver, but he is now in the process of being terminated following the accident that killed an infant.
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Stacey Sager reports from West New York.
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Toni Yates has more on the suspect in the crash that killed an infant
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Anthony Johnson speaks passengers after their return to the city
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Metropolitan Transit Authority officials said Wednesday MetroCard prices are expected to rise in 2015 and again in 2017.
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She says she was appalled and recorded it in case nobody believed what she witnessed.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is investing millions of dollars to improve service on its subways, buses and commuter railroads.
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Bus passengers heated both physically and emotionally finally arrived at their final destination after a long journey home early Wednesday.
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Union leaders and MTA drivers rallied outside the MTA's Brooklyn offices Thursday afternoon.
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Sarah Wallace reports from Hackensack
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One of the attacks happened on Manhattan's Lower East Side, the other two happened in the Bronx.
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More than 34 million Americans are expected to travel over the long holiday weekend, a slight drop from last year.
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The NYPD is hunting for the person who beat up and robbed a Manhattan bus driver Monday night.
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The New York Senate has confirmed Thomas Prendergast as chairman and CEO of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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NJ Transit is investigating why one of its bus drivers took a different route, making passengers nearly two hours late.
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Some New Jersey Transit riders spent an extra hour getting where they had to go this morning.
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The agency's board is set to vote Wednesday on an agreement with Cablevision, which would provide the equipment to allow passengers to use the Internet, send and receive email, and use other applications.
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Chaos in a Queens courtroom in the case of that 14-year-old girl murdered on a city bus.
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The LIRR has restored service between Atlantic Terminal and Jamaica.
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The NYPD is looking for 21-year-old Kevin McClinton.
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NJ Transit is banning all beverages on North Jersey Coast Line trains when concerts are held at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel.
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The new route, called the Cannonball train, moved to Penn Station beginning this Memorial Day weekend.
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There is disturbing video of a 13-year-old boy being beaten up by a 12-year-old.
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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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State police say about a dozen people suffered minor injuries when a tour bus crashed on a central New Jersey highway.
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New Jersey Transit reports that they are on a heightened state of alert after the explosions at the Boston Marathon.
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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 agency approved paying another $28 million to a Canadian company to repair locomotives damaged when the rail yard where they were housed was flooded in late October.
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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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A new phone app recently launched to help bus and subway riders with real-time info from other riders.
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Executive Director Jim Weinstein says the transit agency plans to keep fares from rising for the fourth straight year.
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The major school bus companies have imposed the terms of their most recent contract offer.
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Two Brooklyn neighborhoods will have to wait another month before they get their subway station back.
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