MTA
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NJ Transit Suspends Services Amid Major Tri-State Winter Storm
New Jersey Transit has announced a systemwide suspension of bus, light rail, and Access Link services, with rail service also halting Sunday afternoon, as a severe winter storm brings heavy snow and dangerous conditions to the Tri-State Area.
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Westchester’s Bee-Line Buses Go Tap-and-Go: OMNY System Rolls Out as MetroCards Fade
Westchester County’s Bee-Line bus system fully adopts the OMNY contactless fare payment system on January 4, 2026, marking the end of MetroCard sales and introducing new fare structures aligned with MTA rates. Riders can now tap-and-go with bank cards or…
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MTA’s Next Chapter: Modern Fare Gates, Congestion Pricing, and NYC Transit Transformation in 2025
New York City’s MTA is rolling out advanced fare gates with AI, cameras, and alarms to combat fare evasion, while congestion pricing shows early signs of success in reducing traffic and boosting transit funding. As the subway fare prepares to…
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MTA Deploys High-Tech Civilian Agents to Battle $918M Fare Evasion in NYC Transit by 2026
Facing a record $918 million in fare evasion losses, the MTA is rolling out civilian agents equipped with handheld ticketing devices to enforce payments and restore trust in New York City’s transit system by 2026.
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Micro-CT Reveals Comparable Outcomes for MTA Compaction in Simulated Root Resorption: Manual, Ultrasonic, and Sonic Endomotor Techniques Examined
A new micro-CT study finds that manual, ultrasonic, and sonic-activated endomotor techniques for placing mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) in simulated internal root resorption cavities result in similar void volumes, suggesting operator preference and clinical context should guide technique selection.
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MTA Faces Dual Challenges: Power Outages and Planned Fare Hikes
The MTA is grappling with consecutive subway power outages in Manhattan, causing massive disruptions, while also preparing for a controversial fare hike to $3 in early 2026.