Maloney Urges Second Avenue Subway Be a Federal Infrastructure Priority
Today at our NYCTRC meeting, member Trudy L. Mason reported on a press conference she had the privilege to attend.…
Category: In The Media
LIRRCC calls for real-time updates
After a summer filled with major service disruptions, the Long Island Rail Road Commuter Council has called on Long Island…
NYCTRC’s Freedom Ticket in the News
After a successful launch of our new report at our press conference on December 2, many people are talking about…
Time is Running Out
Albany must find the revenues to keep our trains and subways running as they should. Check out KeepNYonTrack.org
Long Island Car-free pledge…Don’t miss it!!
Tuesday, September 22, 2015 is Car-Free Day on Long Island, encouraging commuters to use alternative modes of travel such as…
MNRCC and Senator Schumer calling on MTA implementation of late-night express bus!
On July 20, MNRCC Chair, Randolph Glucksman, testified before the MTA Board calling for the implementation of a Secaucus Rockland…
NYCTRC Chair Andrew Albert Argues for the Capital Program on WPIX
On May 2, WPIX 11 aired a very informative discussion with NYCTRC chair Andrew Albert, Gene Russianoff of Straphangers Campaign,…
MTA Capital Program Deserves More Public Debate
With so much riding on fully funding a five-year Capital Program, it is critical to engage the public in the debate. Tough questions must be asked of policymakers, such as how to better align the MTA with the mayor’s larger economic development agenda and how much to rely on debt for the primary funding source.
Pix 11: MTA signs could get a new look
The Transit Riders council says more and better info needs to be on MTA construction signs.
AM New York: Subway riders group proposes new signage for service changes
The distruption of service on multiple subway lines is inherently hard for riders to navigate, but a transit group yesterday said the MTA can do more to ease rider aggravation during those outages.