Metro-North Railroad to introduce battery-powered passenger trains
The Metro-North Railroad, a suburban commuter railway serving the New York Metropolitan Area, is set to introduce the nation's “first” battery-powered passenger trains. The initiative is part of a broader expansion of Metro-North’s railcar fleet to provide New Haven Line service to Penn Station and four additional stations in the Bronx.
The first-month tally comes as congestion pricing faces an uncertain future after the Trump administration withdrew federal ...
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Weber is among the Republicans who are calling for a full audit of the fiscal administration of the MTA, arguing that the ...
Manhattan’s pokey buses in particular got a weekday boost last month with peak-hour bus speeds increasing for nearly all ...
A Bucks County SWAT team will test bullet-resistant compartments for SEPTA bus operators Tuesday. The Transport Workers Union ...
From Jan. 5, the first day of the program, to Jan. 31, tolls from the congestion pricing program generated $48.66 million, ...
New York City’s controversial traffic tolling program is testing President Donald Trump’s ability to reach beyond his federal ...
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Expanding the program to CTA and Pace relies on additional state funds, Kersten said. RTA leaders hope for more governmental ...
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