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NJ Transit service on the Montclair-Boonton Line is back in service after downed overhead wires.
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Officials say No. 7 subway service is suspended in both directions between Times Square and Queensboro Plaza.
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There will be no No. 7 trains running between Queensboro Plaza and Times Square this weekend.
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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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Nearly two weeks after a failed electrical circuit cut power to Metro-North's busy New Haven line, the commuter rail line returned to a full schedule of trains for rush-hour Monday morning to Grand Central Terminal.
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The MTA board has approved a credit for New Haven Line Metro-North ticket-holders affected by the Con Ed power outage.
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The MTA's FASTRACK program will be affecting trains in Manhattan through early Friday morning.
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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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Amtrak Acela Express service will not operate between New York and Boston through Sunday.
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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 LIRR has restored full service on the Long Beach Branch following a substation fire in Island Park.
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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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The Long Island Rail Road's new safety campaign is relying on shock to drive home its message.
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The Long Island Rail Road's new safety campaign is relying on shock to drive home its message.
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Amtrak is bringing its one-and-only "Dome Car" to upstate New York for the fall leaf-peeping season.
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For the second time in 24 hours, power problems knocked out subway service on some lines in Manhattan.
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The MTA says that they had a power failure that affected signals on the A, B, C and D trains.
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Amtrak Northeast Corridor Service has been restored between Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia after being suspended because of damaged overhead wires in Maryland.
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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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Many New York City subway riders will need alternate ways to get around this weekend, as the MTA will be doing repair and maintenance work on 11 subway lines.
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Limited LIRR westbound service has been restored with delays between Jamaica and Penn Station due to signal problems in Amtrak's East River Tunnels.
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The start of the Labor Day holiday weekend means more ways to get out of town without driving.
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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 third rail malfunction in 1 of 4 East Eiver tunnels operated and maintained by Amtrak caused major problems for LIRR commuters Monday morning.
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The Number 6 subway line is running again after being partly shut down during the morning rush hour because of a water main break.
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Metro-North officials decided on the new timetable so that riders have at least a more predictable understanding of when their trains will arrive.
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Metro-North trains and commuters will slow down through six stops in the Bronx due to a reconstruction project that hasn't been seen in 20 years.
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Many commuters need alternate ways to get around this weekend due to repairs on subway lines.
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LIRR is reporting up to 60 minute westbound delays due to a disabled train west of Jamaica.
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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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New Jersey Transit service has resumed on the Northeast Corridor and North Jersey Coast Line on a near-normal schedule.
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New York City will celebrate the grand opening of the new Aqueduct Raceway subway station in Queens Tuesday.
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LIRR service has resumed in both directions between Ronkonkoma and Farmingdale after a person was struck by a train.
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The commute gets tougher Monday, as it's the first workweek day that riders are dealing with the closure of the R subway line's Montague Street Tunnel.
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A man was killed in Fair Lawn Thursday morning after stepping in front of a New Jersey Transit train.
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All subway service has been restored after earlier delays at a Midtown Manhattan subway station.
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Northbound Metro-North Harlem Line service is restored after an earlier issue with a broken rail.
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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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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is investing millions of dollars to improve service on its subways, buses and commuter railroads.
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A new construction project that will impact the Long Island Rail Road gets under way this week.
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It may be a bit slower, but things are running a lot smoother than Wednesday.
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Westbound LIRR service between Jamaica and Penn Station has been restored after an earlier broken rail.
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The MTA is doing emergency track work on the line, which means service will be suspended between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. between Euclid Avenue and Howard Beach.
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Subway service on the number 1 and 3 trains are experiencing delays after earlier delays due to an electrocution at the Christopher Street station.
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The MTA's FASTRACK program will be affecting trains in Manhattan through early Friday morning.
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The MTA will be doing weekend construction work, causing changes on the 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, A, C, D, E, F, G, J, M, N, Q, and R lines.
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