BROOKLYN, New York City (WABC) -- The MTA hosted a special preview event Friday, giving reporters a ride aboard a complete train made up of its brand new R211 subway cars, months before it goes into ...

There's nothing intrinsically wrong with the rolling stock in most major American subways. But you can't help but feel that rapid transit networks in places like Chicago and New York have looked the ...

The see-through cars have been standard across the globe for a generation, but to the MTA, it's still untested technology.

Straphangers on the G train have a brand new ride. The MTA — with uncharacteristically little fanfare — has replaced every train on the Brooklyn-Queens crosstown line with the newest cars in the ...

Train breakdowns and mechanical issues on the subway are increasingly causing a cascade of delays throughout the system, adding urgency to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s multi-billion ...

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority greenlighted a jaw-dropping $1.5 billion deal Wednesday to buy hundreds of new subway cars. The MTA board voted to award Kawasaki a lucrative contract to ...

The MTA’s new $1.5 billion order of subway cars will mean shorter trains on the C line, the Daily News has learned. The new train car, dubbed the R268, is expected to look and function much like New ...