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MTA’s outrageously priced Second Ave. plan: Letters to the Editor — March 31, 2025
New York Post 30 Mar 2025
Moving forward, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy should conduct an investigation into the entire MTA, starting with the ridiculous salary ranges for those at the top and a simultaneous look into all the financial records the MTA has.
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How Trump can tame the insatiable MTA money monster
New York Post 27 Mar 2025
Hochul’s plea for a dramatic hike in federal subsidies for the ailing MTA ... But that’s just a slice of the record-breaking $64.8 billion five-year capital plan she and the MTA are pursuing, some of which, they hope, will come from Washington.
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Trump’s transportation chief Sean Duffy blasts Hochul over ‘outrageous’ MTA funding plea to boost ‘horribly ...
New York Post 26 Mar 2025
“Outrageous! Governor Hochul is asking for MORE money for the horribly run MTA,” Duffy wrote in an X post ... MTA officials hope the feds will keep ponying up cash as they pursue a record-breaking $64.8 billion 2025-29 capital plan.
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As NYC subways continue to get safer, one crime remains a top concern for MTA ...
The Villager 26 Mar 2025
MTA officials said at an agency board meeting in Lower Manhattan on Wednesday that while major crime is spiraling down in the subways, felony assaults were up last year a whopping 55% from pre-pandemic levels reported in 2019.
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Trump admin could be trying to cut a deal with Hochul on congestion pricing — ...
New York Post 22 Mar 2025
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MTA threatens another ‘Summer of Hell’ of subway disruptions if NYC doesn’t cough up billions ...
New York Post 20 Mar 2025
The warning of summer transit woes came during a City Council budget hearing, where MTA officials begged for assurance the city will pay its share toward the agency’s record-breaking $64.8 billion 2025-29 capital plan ... Fresh MTA insults.
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Congestion pricing shouldn't cost New Yorkers their privacy
Newsday 11 Mar 2025
As long as the MTA possesses records of where New Yorkers have been driving, there is no legal way to prevent the federal government from getting access to those records if it so chooses ... However, the MTA must get serious about protecting privacy.
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