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FTA Threatens to Withhold 25% of MTA Funding Over Safety Concerns

The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) has threatened to withhold up to 25 percent of New York City's Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) federal funding due to safety concerns following the death of an MTA track worker and a rise in near-misses; the MTA has 30 days to comply.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
cnn.com
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AI-Powered Subway Track Inspection Pilot Shows Promise

The MTA's TrackInspect pilot program, a collaboration with Google, used AI-powered smartphones to analyze subway track sounds and vibrations, identifying 92 percent of defects found by inspectors between September 2024 and January 2025, demonstrating AI's potential to improve transit efficiency and ...

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
foxnews.com
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NYC Subway Safety: Perception vs. Reality

New York MTA head Janno Lieber says recent high-profile subway attacks have created a perception of increased insecurity, despite a 12.5% drop in crime since 2019; he supports a new congestion pricing plan and tougher measures against repeat offenders to boost public trust.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
theguardian.com
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DOT Takes Over Penn Station Reconstruction, Citing Cost Savings and Efficiency

The US Department of Transportation announced it will take over the reconstruction of New York's Penn Station from the MTA, aiming to save $120 million through a public-private partnership with Amtrak, following criticism of the MTA's management and amidst broader calls for Amtrak privatization.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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New York City's Congestion Pricing: Early Impacts and Challenges

New York City launched a congestion pricing program on April 23rd, charging drivers \$9 to enter lower Manhattan during peak hours to fund public transit improvements, aiming to alleviate traffic and raise \$500-800 million annually, despite opposition and challenges.

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