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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

"It's Vignelli's revenge”.

‘Commuters are sick and tired of feeling like they have to jeopardize their safety to get to work,’ Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says

But report warns many cities face ‘backlog’ of repairs due to a drop in spending during the pandemic

Traveling around New York City can be daunting, especially for budget-conscious visitors. Fortunately, there are economic transport options available for those who need reliable airport transportation in NYC without overspending.

Google and New York Metro Transit authority came together to perform an experiment to gain insights on track-safety.

New York defies federal order to end Manhattan congestion pricing, citing benefits for traffic reduction and economic growth.

President Donald Trump's administration has given New York until March 21 to comply with its order to halt Manhattan’s new congestion pricing system