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buses

New Google Maps Feature Will Predict How Crowded Your Train Will Be

In case you don't want to squeeze into a sweaty mob.
By Gabriela Barkho

Is New York City About to Get Double-Decker Buses?

New York City has the slowest buses of any big city in the United States.
By Madina Toure
New York City has the slowest buses in the nation, according to a report by Comptroller Scott Stringer released on Monday morning.

Report Says New York City Buses Are the Slowest in the Nation

The city's comptroller said that New York City now has the slowest buses out of any big city in the United States.
By Madina Toure
Mayor Bill de Blasio unveiled a five-point plan to reduce congestion in the five boroughs.

De Blasio Launches New Plan to Tackle Congestion in New York City

By Madina Toure
Blue-white bus driving in a prominent street in New York City.

With Election Around Corner, De Blasio to Expand Rapid Bus Service in NYC

By Madina Toure
Vaughn Armour, a member of New York Communities for Change, at a rally in front of Governor Cuomo's office blasting problems with the city's subway system.

De Blasio Outlines What NYC Subway Riders ‘Deserve’ From MTA Overhaul

By Madina Toure
SAN FRANCISCO - FEBRUARY 20: A pedestrian walks by the Connected Bus, a new bus with high-tech features, February 20, 2008 in San Francisco, California. The Connected Bus is part of an innovated transit pilot program operated by San Francisco MUNI in partnership with Cisco Internet Business Solutions. The 95 percent emissions-free hybrid bus features high speed wireless internet access, live route information and wait times via touchscreen monitors and a "Green Gauge" that gives information about the environmental impact of the bus as it travels through the city. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

The Economic Justice Fight Inside Silicon Valley’s Commuter Buses

By Brady Dale
Veronica Vanterpool, executive director of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign; Assemblywoman Carmen de la Rosa; and Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz at a press conference blasting Gov. Andrew Cuomo's MTA budget cut.

Pols and Advocates Call on Cuomo to Restore $65 Million in Funding to the MTA

By Madina Toure
NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 15: A man reading a newspaper in the back of an express bus passes Zuccotti Park as protesters waited for the re-opening of the park on November 15, 2011 in New York City. Police had removed the protesters from the park early in the morning. A judge ruled that protesters are allowed back to the park but won't be allowed to camp there. Hundreds of protesters, who rallied against inequality in America, have slept in tents and under tarps since September 17 in Zuccotti Park, which has since become the epicenter of the global Occupy movement. The raid in New York City follows recent similar moves in Oakland, California, and Portland, Oregon. (Photo by Michael Nagle/Getty Images)

Andrew Cuomo Announces the End of Reading on the Bus

By Will Bredderman
Subway ridership is at its highest levels since the 1940s. (Photos by Arman Dzidzovic/New York Observer.)

The Social Commute: How the Big Schlep Is Changing the Way New Yorkers Live

By Kim Velsey

City Council Tackles Our Last Existential Quandary: Countdown Clocks for Bus Stops

By Kit Dillon

Brooklyn Commuters Endure Insanely Long Lines to Catch Shuttle Buses Into Manhattan

By Jessica Roy
M60: Not stuck in traffic anymore. (The Daily News)

It’s No Sky Train, But LaGuardia Airport Is Getting a Speedy Bus Service

By Kit Dillon
Finally, reason to celebrate the G-train. (Free Williamsburg)

G-Love! South Brooklyn Subway Extension May Stay

By Matt Chaban

TWU Local 100 Accuses MTA of ‘Shocking Violation of Good Faith Negotiating Practices’

By Hunter Walker
Governor Andrew Cuomo (Getty)

Governor Cuomo On The MTA/TWU Contract Talks

By Hunter Walker

Transit Tango

By Hunter Walker
This is fixable.

If I Were Driving This Train: One N Rider’s Platform for Fixing the M.T.A.

By Tom Acitelli
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