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Roundtrip Shuttle Bus Tickets Drop To $20 As World Cup Excitement Builds In The Region

With the World Cup just around the corner, New York and New Jersey ramp up transit options and security for the anticipated influx of soccer enthusiasts this June.

New York · 06-05

Connecticut Public

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New York City reshapes mass transit system to handle World Cup, NBA finals crowds

When crowds sweep through New York City and New Jersey to attend FIFA World Cup matches, they will find a bus, metro, road and train system reshaped by thousands of upgrades and adjustments. And there's also the possibility these matches might overlap with the NBA championship series between the New...

East Rutherford, NJ · 06-04
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98.3 The KEY

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What's happening to speeders in N.Y. will come to WA.

With speeding linked to nearly a third of traffic deaths, states are stepping up with new laws for repeat offenders, pushing for tech to help keep roads safer.

New York · 06-05

ABCNY

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Mamdani, Hochul outline plans for transportation, safety during World Cup matches

The MTA will run additional subway, LIRR and Metro-North service on match days and to a free fan fest.

New York, NY · 06-04

tflcar.com

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How to Spot and Avoid Staged Highway Car Accidents in 2026

Picture this: you’re cruising down a packed interstate in your trusty 2015 Volkswagen GTI when a beat-up sedan aggressively cuts across three lanes, slamming on its brakes right in front of a heavy-duty pickup. Intentional? Absolutely. And it’s happening more often than you’d think. This recent rise...

New York, NY · 05-29

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Daily News Briefs: Wednesday, June 3, 2026

This is a Subscribers-Only area. If you are a subscriber, please login. If not... New York Records 13,000 Speed Violations In Thruway Work Zone. A New York Thruway project provides stark proof of the hazards some drivers create, for crew members and fellow motorists, in highway work zones. During the initial six-week phase of a rehabilitation project on a busy I-90 segment, the state deployed automated work zone speed enforcement technology 53 times, coinciding with both day and night activity. Over that brief time, it issued nearly 13,000 violation notices to drivers. The highest speed recorded was 85 MPH in a 45 MPH zone. The Thruway Authority is now urging motorists to obey posted speed limits for the sake of worker safety.

New York · 06-03

The Staten Island Advance

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NYC drivers with too many speed camera tickets will be forced to install speed-limiting devices

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City will launch a pilot program requiring chronic speeding violators to install devices in their vehicles that prevent them from exceeding posted speed limits thanks to a new state law. Gov. Kathy Hochul’s FY2027 budget includes a section devoted to safeguarding New York’s...

New York, NY · 05-30

qchron.com

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Board ‘blindsided’ by Broadway bus lane

City Department of Transportation officials faced a tough crowd at Community Board 3 in Corona last Thursday after “blindsiding” members by going straight to the mayor to get a new, four-block bus lane approved in Jackson Heights, rushed in advance of the World Cup next month. “It’s not...

New York, NY · 05-28

CarScoops

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NYC Gets Approval To Install Speed Limiters In Cars Of Repeat Offenders

The GPS-enabled devices would ensure drivers stick to the speed limit

New York, NY · 05-27

monseyscoop.com

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Coach USA To Take Over Hudson Link Bus Operations This Summer

The New York State Department of Transportation has announced that Coach USA has been awarded the contract to operate the Hudson Link bus system, which serves thousands of commuters traveling between Rockland and Westchester counties each month. According to state officials, Coach USA will officially assume operations from current provider...

Rockland County, NY · 05-26

Mid-Hudson News Network

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DOT signs agreement with bus provider for Hudson Link

POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — Coach USA has been awarded the contract to operate the Hudson Link bus service, the New York State Department of Transportation announced this week. The Hudson Link connects communities on both sides of the Hudson River between Rockland and Westchester counties, offering direct access to Metro-North Railroad. NYSDOT officials said riders should expect minimal disruptions to service during the transition.

Rockland County, NY · 05-25

CBS New York

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New Yorkers feel "gas rage" as price at pump climbs before Memorial Day

Drivers on Long Island say the cost to fill up is becoming a significant source of stress​ and taking a toll on their moods.

New York · 05-21

Herald Community Newspapers

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LIRR strike ends after MTA, unions reach tentative agreement

The three-day Long Island Rail Road strike ended late Monday after five unions and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority reached a tentative agreement following several days of negotiations, officials announced at an evening news conference. Union and MTA representatives announced the deal after negotiations resumed in the afternoon and continued into...

New York, NY · 05-22

harlemworldmagazine.com

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LIRR Strike Ends, MTA Reaches Deal With Unions

After days of disruption and a chaotic commute that stranded thousands, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority reached a tentative agreement with unions representing workers on the Long Island Rail Road, bringing a three-day strike to an end. The deal, announced May 18, clears the way for service to resume in phases...

New York, NY · 05-20

Trains.com

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MTA, unions reach deal to end Long Island Rail Road strike

NEW YORK — The Metropolitan Transportation Authority and five striking unions have reached tentative agreement on a new contract, allowing the Long Island Rail Road to resume partial service as of noon ET on Tuesday, May 18. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the deal on social media at 7:41 p.m. ET, saying the agreement [...] Read More...

New York · 05-19

Informnny ABC50

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LIRR strike costs region $61 million in lost commerce per day

Five labor unions have launched the Long Island Rail Road's first strike in 32 years, costing the region an estimated $61 million in lost economic activity per day and stranding 300,000 passengers.

New York, NY · 05-18

New York Post

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Unions’ hidden LIRR-strike scheme aims to pick everyone’s pockets

The Long Island Rail Road strike that began early Saturday continues upending commutes from Manhattan to Suffolk County. Unbeknownst to most riders, they’re collateral damage in a much bigger but less visible fight that could slam the entire MTA region with both higher fares and heavier taxes. Negotiations over the LIRR’s union contracts , which came up for renewal in 2023, have been dragging on for three years. The slow pace of the talks means they now must cover a fourth year, potentially affecting the MTA’s other union contracts as those talks open up. On top of offering raises, LIRR management has pressed unsuccessfully to reform the railroad’s rigid and inefficient work rules. These ancient contract provisions are why LIRR still must print paper paychecks in the year 2026 — and a major reason why more than 300 agency workers got six-figure overtime payments last year, on top of their base pay. New York’s Taylor Law, which governs most public-sector employees, forbids them from legally calling a strike. But owing to the LIRR’s historical quirks (it was once privately run and hauled freight), its employees are covered by the federal Railway Labor Act — and Congress has been slow to

New York, NY · 05-18

WWLP

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LIRR strike costs region $61 million in lost commerce per day

Five labor unions have launched the Long Island Rail Road's first strike in 32 years, costing the region an estimated $61 million in lost economic activity per day and stranding 300,000 passengers.

New York, NY · 05-18

CBS New York

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Long Island Rail Road workers go on strike after failing to reach new contract

The work stoppage, the LIRR's first since 1994, went into effect after the MTA and five unions representing 3,500 workers failed to reach a deal on a new four-year contract.

New York, NY · 05-16