Fare Hikes
- August 2009
- Tue 18: Transit Cuts Report Underscores Cities' Congressional Influence 3
- April 2009
- Wed 29: Transit Riders to Albany: Get to Work on a Real MTA Solution 0
- Mon 27: Time for Working Families Party to Step Up for Riders, Endorse Bridge Tolls 4
- March 2009
- Fri 27: The Day After 22
- Tue 10: Beyond Ravitch: Still Time for a Bolder Plan 25
- January 2009
- Fri 23: Hire a Construction Worker, Fire a Bus Driver? 24
- December 2008
- Fri 19: Congestion Pricing vs. Ravitch Plan: Which is Better for the Boroughs? 26
- November 2008
- Thu 20: MTA Budget Proposes Severe Service Cuts, Perpetual Fare Hikes 16
- Thu 20: Dear Mr. Brodsky: What Now? 8
- August 2008
- Fri 15: Transit Stimulus Bill Needs Co-Sponsors in Senate 5
- July 2008
- Wed 23: Fuel Costs, Declining Revenues Slam MTA. Will Anyone Face the Facts? 9
- Wed 16: Rising Fuel Costs and Ridership Strain Local Transit Systems Nationwide 18
- February 2008
- Thu 28: The Brodsky Alternative, Take Two: $6.50 to Enter a Cab 58
- December 2007
- Thu 20: MTA Cheered and Jeered, But Mostly Jeered 6
- Wed 19: Shocker: MTA Board Approves Fare Hike 32
- Tue 18: Kheel Plan: Double the Congestion Charge & Make Transit Free 35
- Fri 14: Congestion Pricing: Bloomberg Needs to Sweeten the Deal 34
- October 2007
- Wed 17: Promising Aid, Lawmakers Ask MTA Not to Raise Fares 1
- Thu 11: Caption Contest: MTA Public Outreach Strategy 25
