“You really don't realize how inaccessible the city is until you need it to be accessible for you.” With only 23% of New York City’s subway stations accessible, the transit system is failing its customers with disabilities. | HuffPost

21K views · 283 reactions | To celebrate 28 years at the MTA, New York City Transit President Demetrius Crichlow stopped by the NYCT Signal School, where employees learn how to inspect, repair and operate the signal equipment that is essential for running our 24/7 subway system. Fun fact: Demetrius started his career at the MTA as a signal maintainer for the LIRR! | Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA | Facebook

27K views · 859 reactions | The NYPD takes great pride in securing NYC subways with our MTA partners — and the dedication of officers is unrelenting. Today’s announcement of additional laser-focused deployments on the platforms and in the trains will help keep everybody safer. | NYPD | Facebook

203K views · 2.3K reactions | The MTA is deploying fare enforcement agents across New York City subway stations as part of a new crackdown on fare evasion. The initiative will rely on technology and accountability, with agents equipped to verify payments and issue fines on the spot. Officials say the move comes after significant revenue losses from unpaid fares, which have strained the transit system’s budget. | CBS New York | Facebook

1.2M views · 4.3K reactions | On September 15, two New York City policemen confronted a knife-wielding suspect on a subway platform after he skipped the turnstile for a second time. He was hospitalized and later arraigned after the officers opened fire. He has pleaded not guilty. Two bystanders and an officer were also struck by gunfire in the incident, according to police. https://cnn.it/3MVUv3e | CNN | Facebook