MTA lost track of recycling to tune of over $800,000, inspector general says

The MTA failed to keep tabs on a contract for removing recycling from transit facilities — a move that’s cost the agency an ...

NYC Transit contractor mixed recyclables with trash, MTA inspector general says

Investigators observed "frequent mixing" of recyclables and normal garbage in violation of state and city law.
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The D line gets its first new train cars in decades, replacing R68s from the 1980s with wider doors and almost 300,000 miles between breakdowns

The MTA put R211A train cars into service on the D line on July 1, making it the sixth subway line to receive the ...
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Goodbye orange seats, hello open gangway? MTA to get new subway cars on these lines

Upgrades are coming to nearly a third of the MTA’s subway cars and it could mean big changes to some familiar aesthetics New Yorkers have grown accustomed to while riding the rails. The agency says ...

Evening commute snarled on Lexington Ave. MTA subway line due to signaling issues

Subways on the Nos. 4, 5, and 6 lines were severely delayed Wednesday evening after a section of wiring that controls the signaling system along the Lexington Avenue line failed, the Daily News has ...
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Excellent News for New York | The MTA Has Finally Confirmed the Most Anticipated Change to the Subway System: Here’s How It Will Work

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) confirmed the purchase of more than 1,200 new cars to replace the trains on subway lines 1, 3, and 6 in New York. The new cars, called R262, will ...