Customer alleges her Subway Steak & Cheese sandwich was nothing like the beefed-up image shown in the restaurant chain's ads.

The MTA re-launched its “Ride Inside, Stay Alive” anti-subway surfing campaign on Wednesday, this time with the support of Queens-born professional BMX bike rider Nigel Sylvester.

“We want people to think about what the next 120 years look like,” Concetta Bencivenga, New York Transit Museum director, told The Post. “The subway is for everyone. It’s the grea… ...

A new lawsuit accuses Subway of "grossly misleading" customers by advertising sandwiches that contain at least three times as much meat as it delivers.

Transportation Riders reminisce as New York retires iconic subway cars The MTA said that it will soon retire its R46 fleet. Riders say they will miss the iconic yellow and orange perpendicular ...

On their morning commutes this spring, New Yorkers have been greeted with ads that promise “a weekly shot to lose weight.” Paid for by telehealth company Ro, the subway ads include a picture ...

New York City subway system turns 120 — here’s what it looked like in 1904 New Yorkers will be welcomed to experience the differences between today's subway systems and its original design on ...

A new lawsuit accuses Subway of "grossly misleading" customers by advertising sandwiches that contain at least three times more meat than it delivers.

The New York Subway MTA App and New York City Subway App, however, will not direct you out of the jungle in real-time. For directionally-challenged individuals, Apple Maps is your best bet.