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MTA holding First public hearing on proposed fare hikes

MTA's proposed fare hike questioned, put down by transit riders at public hearing

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority held its first of three public hearings on the proposed rate hike, which would raise the cost of a bus or subway ride from $2.90 to $3.

CBS New York on MSN · 18h

MTA holding 1st public hearing on proposed $3 subway and bus fares

New Yorkers have a chance to weigh in on the MTA's proposed fare hikes this week. The first of three public hearings is scheduled for Tuesday night in Brooklyn. Under the proposed fare hikes, subway and bus rides would cost $3, up from the current $2.90.

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MTA hearings begin on proposed fare and toll hikes

The MTA is kicking off public hearings on possible fare and toll hikes that could take effect in January 2026.

Crain's New York Business1h

MTA to launch daily pass aimed at hybrid workers as 5-day office week fades

Transit officials are apparently acknowledging that the five day, in-office work week is dead. The Metropolitan ...

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NYC straphangers fume over ‘greedy’ MTA’s latest fare hike proposal: ‘Your entire plan is bulls–t’

You’re entire plan is Bullsh–t. An increase to three dollars … are you delusional?” John Jay College student Emmanuel Vasquez ...

News 12 Long Island4d

Leaders of 5 LIRR unions say strike could be on horizon

In a letter dated Aug. 14, union leaders wrote the National Mediation Board indicated the LIRR and unions were unable to reach a voluntary settlement.

Untapped Cities3y

The History of the Long Island Rail Road - Untapped New York

In 1905, the Pennsylvania Railroad used some of its mammoth fortune to modernize large portions of the Long Island Rail Road through electrification and grade-crossing elimination projects.

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Long Island Rail Road's new cars further delayed

The Long Island Rail Road’s long-awaited new train cars are expected to be further delayed by three months, according to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s independent consultant.

Long Island Press3y

OpEd: Keeping the Long Island Rail Road Working For You

Phillip Eng is president of the MTA Long Island Rail Road. Sign up for Long Island Press’ email newsletters here. Sign up for home delivery of Long Island Press here.

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