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The service, Mobility, was unable to accept requests for rides or changes to already-booked rides following a ransomware attack.

The US Department of Transportation has given the MTA 30 days to come up with a plan to address transit worker safety.

With less congestion, less carbon pollution, less accidents, could it be a model for other US cities? Six months in, environmentalists say yes

A 14-year-old boy was critically injured while attempting the trend with two of his friends in the Bronx.

Two different faces revealed.

Social media popularizes the deadly activity, and an 1847 law stymies families who try to hold the city to account

The ruling comes as US Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy is set to pause federal funds to New York state.

Last year, San Francisco's Municipal Transportation Agency (MTA) voted to install 33 cameras at high-risk intersections across the city beginning in late April. Those cameras issued more than 30,000 warnings in their first month of operation—that's more than 1,000 warnings per day, and the final 11 cameras aren't even up…

The first major overhaul since 1979 seeks to simplify the map’s old illegible squiggles – but faces opposition from change-averse New Yorkers

Transportation secretary warns of ‘serious consequences’ if Kathy Hochul does not shutter initiative by 21 May

Manhattan’s congestion toll remains in effect, despite an Easter deadline from President Donald Trump’s administration to halt the first-in-the-nation fee