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The MTA is expanding its Automated Camera Enforcement (ACE) program to three additional bus routes in New York City, targeting vehicles that illegally use bus lanes, block bus stops or double-park. The 60-day warning period for the Q65 route in Queens and the B1 and B6 routes in Brooklyn will begin Monday, October 12. During this period, violators will receive warning notices by mail before monetary penalties take effect • Read More
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority will add four more New York City bus routes to its Automated Camera Enforcement (ACE) program, aimed at improving bus speeds and reliability by enforcing existing traffic rules • Read More
The MTA is expanding its open-stroller program across the city, with designated stroller spaces expected to be installed on nearly all of its roughly 6,000 buses by the end of the year • Read More
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) today announced the opening of two modernized elevators serving the Crown Hts-Utica Av. station in Brooklyn as part of larger accessibility and safety upgrades. The elevators opened on time and under budget • Read More, Photos
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) announced plans to make five Brooklyn subway stations ADA-accessible, with new elevators and major station improvements funded through New York’s congestion pricing program • Read More
Update: the MTA will start ticketing drivers after a 60-day warning period on the B15 route, with fines up to $250 • Read More
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L’Chaim: Thursday, 4 Cheshvan, October 15 in ULY Crown St.
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Baby girl to Sroli and Mushky (nee Golomb) Kirsh – Crown Heights
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