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“#Ex-MTA accessibility czar leaked confidential info: watchdog” The former accessibility czar for New York City’s subways and buses quit last year after violating ethics rules by giving an MTA contractor advance notice that its bid was going to be rejected — while firing off emails to transit officials imploring them to reconsider, the agency’s inspector…
“#NYC’s 24/7 subway service is back after year of COVID-19 shutdowns” New York City’s subways resumed 24/7 service Sunday, more than a year after Gov. Andrew Cuomo instituted nightly shutdowns to facilitate COVID-19 cleaning. The nightly shutdowns initially ran from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m., before being shaved down to 2 a.m. to 4 a.m….
“#MTA exec accuses mayor of being out of touch with subway safety fears” Mayor Bill de Blasio’s hulking height and security team leave him out of touch with the reality of subway safety, Interim Transit President Sarah Feinberg said as she continued the drumbeat to get more cops underground. “He’s a 6-foot, 7-inch man walking…
“#MTA paid track worker $79K in overtime by mistake: watchdog” The MTA paid a subway worker $79,000 in overtime pay over three years that she wasn’t actually eligible for — while no one in management noticed, according to a new report from the agency’s watchdog. MTA Inspector General Carolyn Pokorny said no less than eight…
“#How NYC’s next mayor can lure back commuters who left” Thanks to COVID, most New Yorkers are no longer captive to a five-day-a-week commute. How does the next mayor lure people back without choking the city on traffic? The pandemic altered Gothamites’ transportation habits on a scale not seen since the subway opened in 1904,…
“#MTA has nothing to show for Cuomo’s $24M war on farebeating: Comptroller” The MTA has nothing to show for Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s years-long war on fare evasion, according to a damning new audit by state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli. In fact, the MTA’s estimated costs from fare evasion actually increased over the audit period — from…
“#NYC Transit Museum lays off a third of staff” New York’s beloved Transit Museum laid off a third of its staff last month, former employees told The Post — citing pandemic-induced hardship one year after COVID-19 broke out in the city. The 24 discharged workers included full-time and part-time workers in retail, education, curation and…
“#MTA will continue $300M-a-year subway cleaning after COVID” The MTA continue splashing out for its $300 million-per-year subway cleaning effort into the future — even as the COVID-19 crisis that spurred the practice winds down, officials said Tuesday. Gov. Andrew Cuomo and transit officials instituted the “24/7” subway cleaning effort in the spring as ridership…
“#MTA calls off wage freeze after Biden signs COVID stimulus” MTA officials have called off plans to renege on schedule wage increase — after receiving an influx of $6.5 billion from the new stimulus bill. “Now that Congress — under the leadership of Senate Majority Schumer, Speaker Pelosi and the bipartisan New York delegation —…
“#No correlation between NYC subway ridership and COVID-19 spikes: study” A new study found no correlation between New York City’s autumn COVID-19 spike and subway ridership, according to a transit advocacy group. The study by the Tri-State Transportation Campaign found that highly-publicized COVID-19 clusters in Brooklyn and Queens in early October did not correspond with…