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Hey! We're a little bit closer to new trains. (steorra/flickr).

It’s Almost 2015… Only Two More Years ‘Til New(er) C Trains!

For C train riders there is a small silver lining in the New Year: it means we are creeping closer to new cars, due to arrive in 2017.
By Kim Velsey

30 More Subway Stations on Track for Wireless Service by End of March 2013

Straphangers will be able to yak, text, email and tweet in 30 more subway stations by April 2013, according to
By Patrick Clark

At Unveiling of 7 Percent Fare Hike, Joe Lhota Lectures on the Value of Discount MetroCards

Call him Professor Joe Lhota. At MTA headquarters this morning, the transit agency’s chairman unveiled a fare and toll increase
By Matt Chaban
Yum! (Gothamist)

Would You Eat off the Ground in a Subway Station?

By Michael Ewing

Another W New Yorkers Not Sad to See Go

By Chris Shott

Straphangers Campaign Dubs L Best Subway Line, W Worst

By Lysandra Ohrstrom

Transportation Advocates Agree: The M.T.A. Is in 'Deep Doo-Doo'

By Katharine Jose

MTA Rides Riders Harder Than Most, Group Says

By Lysandra Ohrstrom

Hey 3, 4, 6: You Got a Little Shmutz There

By Lysandra Ohrstrom
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