With work on the Flatbush elevator now complete, the MTA simultaneously announced that work began Wednesday on renovations of the elevator at Church Avenue on the same line. In a switcheroo, the MTA ...

New York City subway riders with disabilities won another chance to show that peak-hour elevator breakdowns at high-volume stations deprive them of meaningful access to the transportation system ...

The New York subway system is saddled with more than three dozen chronically broken elevators, but the MTA would rather fight activists suing to get them fixed than use the money to repair them ...

Going Down: Entrapments Plague MTA’s Expensive New Elevators Three elevators at the Clark Street subway station in Brooklyn have combined for at least 35 non-scheduled service outages and 11 ...

An MTA plan to reassign elevator operators at upper Manhattan subway stations raises issues of public safety, labor unions and elected officials said at a rally Thursday. The MTA employees who ...

MTA Looking Into Pee-Smelling Tech for Subway Elevators The transit agency would be following the lead of systems in cities like Boston and Atlanta, which have installed devices to detect urine ...

State Sen. Cordell Cleare, chair of the committee on aging, wrote a letter in August calling on MTA chair and CEO Janno Lieber to include plans for implementing an elevator at the 125th Street and ...

The other $50 million, though, demands interrogation. It comes from work that the MTA bundles into the elevator installations, arguing that it’s accessibility-related and thus federally required.

MTA officials unveiled a new elevator at Penn Station today, pledging that it will improve access to and from the Long Island Rail Road. Three existing elevators at the station serving the 1, 2 ...

The MTA said it’s quadrupled the pace of installations of elevators from five years ago — a result of the 2022 settlement. It said some elevator outages happen because of replacement projects.

The New York subway system is saddled with more than three dozen chronically broken elevators, but the MTA would rather fight activists suing to get them fixed than use the money to fix them ...