The Q may be quicker, the N not-so-sluggish and the R actually rapid. Subway riders with a need for speed will be glad to learn that NYC Transit is picking up the pace on these and other subway lin… ...

The New York City subway, explained New York City’s iconic subway signs celebrated in a new, site-specific exhibit Bus-mounted cameras on 14th Street will crack down on scofflaw drivers ...

New York City subway trains have been speeding up, according to the MTA. The MTA has increased speed limits at 24 New York City subway stations in an effort to move straphangers through the system ...

NEW YORK (WABC) -- The MTA is raising the speed limit on subway trains to try to improve on-time performance. The agency says it has so far increased the speed limit at two dozen locations.

Transit officials said 65 speed limits were increased in 2020, even as the pandemic strained the agency’s ability to do work on the subway. Most of the changes are on the subway’s numbered lines.

According to the New York Times, those speed limit bumps will be implemented in 100 locations by next year. ... New York City’s iconic subway signs celebrated in a new, ...

January 22, 2019 / 7:14 AM EST / CBS New York NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – The subway is speeding up across New York City. Newly revised speed limits have trains picking up the pace at 24 stations.

Drivers in New York City will have to ease up on the gas pedal starting next month. Mayor de Blasio signed legislation Monday that lowers the speed limit to 25 mph from 30 mph on all streets where ...

NEW YORK - Subway trains that travel through the City Hall station are moving faster. The MTA has increased the speed limit at the stop from 6 mph to 15 mph. These new signs were unveiled in the ...

New York City can finally lower the speed limits within the five boroughs, and lawmakers want to be sure Mayor Eric Adams has a plan ready the day the measure goes into effect.

New York City’s speed limit has been 25 mph for the past 10 years, when former Mayor Bill de Blasio persuaded state lawmakers to lower it from 30 mph, where it had stood since 1964.