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	Civic Report 30 Competitive Contracting of Bus Service: A Better Deal for Riders and Taxpayers
		In New York City Transit’s bus unit, as in all public monopolies, fiscal management is ultimately described by Parkinson’s Second Law: “Expenditures rise to meet income.”[24] The public agency’s income stream comes from state and city operating subsidies and from taxes dedicated for transit purposes, which rise most quickly in a growing economy.
		In New York, this would mean that the setting of fares, specification of routes and administration of contracts—the role analogous to that of Transport for London—would be handled by the city Department of Transportation or by some new MTA subsidiary or public benefit corporation set up especially for that purpose.
		By the late 1940s, however, the private bus operators were succumbing to the same cost pressures as New York’s formerly private subway lines—most notably the city’s insistence on maintaining the five-cent transit fare.
	www.manhattan-institute.org /html/cr_30.htm (9582 words)

	New York City Transit Riders Council
		The New York City Transit Riders Council (NYCTRC) was created by the New York State Legislature in 1981 to represent the official voice of New York City bus and subway riders.
		In May 2003, the Council testified before the New York State Assembly Hearing on the Takeover of the NYC Private Bus Companies by the MTA New York City Transit.
		The annual Bus Forum focuses on bus issues and is attended by the NYC Transit Senior Vice President for Buses and senior bus division staff.
	www.pcac.org /councils/nyctrc.htm (362 words)

	CNN.com - New Yorkers walk as transit strike ruled illegal - Dec 20, 2005
		New York's "Taylor Law" forbids transit workers from striking, and the city and state had pressed the judge to impose a hefty fine.
		He said he'll likely spend an extra $30 per day in cab and train fares, according to the AP.
		New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg lashed out at union leaders for "thuggishly" turning their backs on the city, vowing there would be no further contract negotiations until the strike ends.
	www.cnn.com /2005/US/12/20/nyc.transit (1084 words)

	Campaigns & Elections: Uneasy riders - increased funding for New York City's subway system
		Prominently displaying the phone numbers of New York Governor Mario Cuomo and New York City Mayor David Dinkins, the advertisements inspired thousands of irate commuters to call, demanding that a multi-billion dollar capital improvement plan be passed by the legislature and that mass transit fares remain at the current price of $1.25.
		The second of two advertisements, the pallbearer ad was part of a campaign created to demand more funds for the New York City mass transit system and to fight a proposed subway fare hike.
		Uneasy riders - increased funding for New York City's subway system
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m2519/is_n3_v14/ai_14468483 (1084 words)

	New York City Transit-Related Web Sites
		The MTA/New York City Transit's official web site, featuring schedules, timetables, construction info, fares, handicap access, E-Z Pass, transit tips, Metrocard info, and more, about the Subway, Bus, Metro-North, LIRR, Bridges and Tunnels, Long Island Bus, etc. There are also official pages about the New York Transit Museum, and MTA Arts for Transit.
		The New York Metropolitan Transportation Council (NYMTC) is an association of governments and transportation providers, which serves as the metropolitan planning organization designated for New York City, Long Island and the lower Hudson Valley.
		This site allows you to enter a starting and destination station and have your subway route planned out for you- not just for New York but many metro and subway systems worldwide.
	www.nycsubway.org /transfer/transfer1.html (1084 words)

	New York City Transit-Related Web Sites
		The MTA/New York City Transit's official web site, featuring schedules, timetables, construction info, fares, handicap access, E-Z Pass, transit tips, Metrocard info, and more, about the Subway, Bus, Metro-North, LIRR, Bridges and Tunnels, Long Island Bus, etc. There are also official pages about the New York Transit Museum, and MTA Arts for Transit.
		The New York Metropolitan Transportation Council (NYMTC) is an association of governments and transportation providers, which serves as the metropolitan planning organization designated for New York City, Long Island and the lower Hudson Valley.
		A tour of forgotten relics of a New York City of long ago, including evidence of old ads, streetlamps, trolleys, roads, and much more.
	www.nycsubway.org /transfer/transfer1.html (1376 words)

	New York City Transit-Related Web Sites
		The MTA/New York City Transit's official web site, featuring schedules, timetables, construction info, fares, handicap access, E-Z Pass, transit tips, Metrocard info, and more, about the Subway, Bus, Metro-North, LIRR, Bridges and Tunnels, Long Island Bus, etc. There are also official pages about the New York Transit Museum, and MTA Arts for Transit.
		The New York Metropolitan Transportation Council (NYMTC) is an association of governments and transportation providers, which serves as the metropolitan planning organization designated for New York City, Long Island and the lower Hudson Valley.
		A tour of forgotten relics of a New York City of long ago, including evidence of old ads, streetlamps, trolleys, roads, and much more.
	www.nycsubway.org /transfer/transfer1.html (1376 words)

	New York City Transit-Related Web Sites
		The MTA/New York City Transit's official web site, featuring schedules, timetables, construction info, fares, handicap access, E-Z Pass, transit tips, Metrocard info, and more, about the Subway, Bus, Metro-North, LIRR, Bridges and Tunnels, Long Island Bus, etc. There are also official pages about the New York Transit Museum, and MTA Arts for Transit.
		The New York Metropolitan Transportation Council (NYMTC) is an association of governments and transportation providers, which serves as the metropolitan planning organization designated for New York City, Long Island and the lower Hudson Valley.
		A tour of forgotten relics of a New York City of long ago, including evidence of old ads, streetlamps, trolleys, roads, and much more.
	www.nycsubway.org /transfer/transfer1.html (1376 words)

	New York City Transit-Related Web Sites
		The MTA/New York City Transit's official web site, featuring schedules, timetables, construction info, fares, handicap access, E-Z Pass, transit tips, Metrocard info, and more, about the Subway, Bus, Metro-North, LIRR, Bridges and Tunnels, Long Island Bus, etc. There are also official pages about the New York Transit Museum, and MTA Arts for Transit.
		The New York Metropolitan Transportation Council (NYMTC) is an association of governments and transportation providers, which serves as the metropolitan planning organization designated for New York City, Long Island and the lower Hudson Valley.
		This site allows you to enter a starting and destination station and have your subway route planned out for you- not just for New York but many metro and subway systems worldwide.
	www.nycsubway.org /transfer/transfer1.html (1376 words)

	New York City Transit-Related Web Sites
		The MTA/New York City Transit's official web site, featuring schedules, timetables, construction info, fares, handicap access, E-Z Pass, transit tips, Metrocard info, and more, about the Subway, Bus, Metro-North, LIRR, Bridges and Tunnels, Long Island Bus, etc. There are also official pages about the New York Transit Museum, and MTA Arts for Transit.
		The New York Metropolitan Transportation Council (NYMTC) is an association of governments and transportation providers, which serves as the metropolitan planning organization designated for New York City, Long Island and the lower Hudson Valley.
		A tour of forgotten relics of a New York City of long ago, including evidence of old ads, streetlamps, trolleys, roads, and much more.
	www.nycsubway.org /transfer/transfer1.html (1376 words)

	New York - city mta new subway york
		New York City Transit-bus and subway mass transit in new york
		Bus and subway schedules, fares, and announcements in New York City.
		The Metropolitan Transit Authority's official site for the subways of New York City.
	www.newyorkhop.com /newyork/city-mta-new-subway-york.html (1376 words)

	Campaigns & Elections: Uneasy riders - increased funding for New York City's subway system
		Prominently displaying the phone numbers of New York Governor Mario Cuomo and New York City Mayor David Dinkins, the advertisements inspired thousands of irate commuters to call, demanding that a multi-billion dollar capital improvement plan be passed by the legislature and that mass transit fares remain at the current price of $1.25.
		The second of two advertisements, the pallbearer ad was part of a campaign created to demand more funds for the New York City mass transit system and to fight a proposed subway fare hike.
		Uneasy riders - increased funding for New York City's subway system
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m2519/is_n3_v14/ai_14468483 (827 words)

	Wired New York Forum - On Transit Map, All Roads Lead to Politics
		New York City residents may be most interested in the governor's proposal to spend $2 billion for the Second Avenue subway and the railroad connection to Grand Central.
		New York State came to the rescue with billions of dollars starting in 1982, but in the last decade the state and the city have retreated from capital spending.
		The Interborough Rapid Transit Company, the IRT, sided with Edison, a mistake that New Yorkers are still paying for.
	www.wirednewyork.com /forum/printthread.php?t=4477 (827 words)

	Welcome to New York City
		The New York City Transit Authority operates the subway 24 hours a day, 7 days a week but only certain lines operate all the time on their full route The subway was originally 3 systems, the BMT (Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit), the IRT (Interbourogh Rapid Transit), and the IND (Independent).
		MetroCard Gold: The most popular way of paying bus and subway fares in New York.
		The first 60 foot cars since the R42s are currently on the L and will be on the M and possibly J when the 212 car order is complete.
	www.orenstransitpage.com /otpnycpics/nychome.htm (1030 words)

	EPA: Federal Register: Alternatives Analysis/Environmental Impact Statement of the Extension of Subway Service From Manhattan to LaGuardia Airport
		In particular, the focus will be on proposed extensions of existing rail rapid transit (subway) lines that presently operate in Manhattan and Queens, and which would be extended along a selected alignment to provide service to the airport.
		The Manhattan location is within several blocks of the #4, 5, 6 and 7 subway lines (at the Grand Central station) and the B, D and F lines at 42nd Street at 6th Avenue, and to numerous local bus routes on Sixth, Fifth and Madison Avenues and along 42nd Street.
		The Queens location can be accessed by subway (Astoria ``N'' line at the Ditmars Boulevard Station), and by the Q19A and Q101 bus lines, which also connect to the E and F subway lines at the Queens Plaza station, and to the #7 subway line at the Queensboro Plaza station.
	www.epa.gov /fedrgstr/EPA-IMPACT/1999/March/Day-30/i7779.htm (1030 words)

	Welcome to New York City
		The New York City Transit Authority operates the subway 24 hours a day, 7 days a week but only certain lines operate all the time on their full route The subway was originally 3 systems, the BMT (Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit), the IRT (Interbourogh Rapid Transit), and the IND (Independent).
		MetroCard Gold: The most popular way of paying bus and subway fares in New York.
		The first 60 foot cars since the R42s are currently on the L and will be on the M and possibly J when the 212 car order is complete.
	www.orenstransitpage.com /otpnycpics/nychome.htm (1030 words)

	Welcome to New York City
		The New York City Transit Authority operates the subway 24 hours a day, 7 days a week but only certain lines operate all the time on their full route The subway was originally 3 systems, the BMT (Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit), the IRT (Interbourogh Rapid Transit), and the IND (Independent).
		MetroCard Gold: The most popular way of paying bus and subway fares in New York.
		The first 60 foot cars since the R42s are currently on the L and will be on the M and possibly J when the 212 car order is complete.
	www.orenstransitpage.com /otpnycpics/nychome.htm (1030 words)

	Welcome to New York City
		The New York City Transit Authority operates the subway 24 hours a day, 7 days a week but only certain lines operate all the time on their full route The subway was originally 3 systems, the BMT (Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit), the IRT (Interbourogh Rapid Transit), and the IND (Independent).
		The first 60 foot cars since the R42s are currently on the L and will be on the M and possibly J when the 212 car order is complete.
		The R42 was a slightly modified version of the R40M with differences as subtle as those between an R142 and R142A.
	www.orenstransitpage.com /otpnycpics/nychome.htm (1022 words)

	Welcome to New York City
		The New York City Transit Authority operates the subway 24 hours a day, 7 days a week but only certain lines operate all the time on their full route The subway was originally 3 systems, the BMT (Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit), the IRT (Interbourogh Rapid Transit), and the IND (Independent).
		MetroCard Gold: The most popular way of paying bus and subway fares in New York.
		The first 60 foot cars since the R42s are currently on the L and will be on the M and possibly J when the 212 car order is complete.
	www.orenstransitpage.com /otpnycpics/nychome.htm (1030 words)

	Welcome to New York City
		The New York City Transit Authority operates the subway 24 hours a day, 7 days a week but only certain lines operate all the time on their full route The subway was originally 3 systems, the BMT (Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit), the IRT (Interbourogh Rapid Transit), and the IND (Independent).
		MetroCard Gold: The most popular way of paying bus and subway fares in New York.
		The R38s were the first NYC Subway cars to have air conditioning.
	www.orenstransitpage.com /otpnycpics/nychome.htm (1030 words)

	Welcome to New York City
		The New York City Transit Authority operates the subway 24 hours a day, 7 days a week but only certain lines operate all the time on their full route The subway was originally 3 systems, the BMT (Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit), the IRT (Interbourogh Rapid Transit), and the IND (Independent).
		MetroCard Gold: The most popular way of paying bus and subway fares in New York.
		The first 60 foot cars since the R42s are currently on the L and will be on the M and possibly J when the 212 car order is complete.
	www.orenstransitpage.com /otpnycpics/nychome.htm (1030 words)

	Welcome to New York City
		The New York City Transit Authority operates the subway 24 hours a day, 7 days a week but only certain lines operate all the time on their full route The subway was originally 3 systems, the BMT (Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit), the IRT (Interbourogh Rapid Transit), and the IND (Independent).
		MetroCard Gold: The most popular way of paying bus and subway fares in New York.
		The first 60 foot cars since the R42s are currently on the L and will be on the M and possibly J when the 212 car order is complete.
	www.orenstransitpage.com /otpnycpics/nychome.htm (1030 words)

	History
		MTA New York City Transit was officially separated into two separate companies called MTA Subways and MTA Buses.
		2003 It was the death of an icon as New York City's subways and buses stop accepting tokens, as the MTA hikes fares by 33% from $1.50 to $2.00.
		Six southeast Queens bus routes are rerouted to serve the city's first modern intermodal (bus-rail) transfer facility at the new Jamaica Center (Parsons-Archer) station.
	www.subwaywebnews.com /history.htm (1030 words)

	History
		2003 It was the death of an icon as New York City's subways and buses stop accepting tokens, as the MTA hikes fares by 33% from $1.50 to $2.00.
		MTA New York City Transit was officially separated into two separate companies called MTA Subways and MTA Buses.
		MTA Subways will operate all of the subway lines including Staten Island Rapid Transit.
	www.subwaywebnews.com /history.htm (1030 words)

	History
		2003 It was the death of an icon as New York City's subways and buses stop accepting tokens, as the MTA hikes fares by 33% from $1.50 to $2.00.
		MTA New York City Transit was officially separated into two separate companies called MTA Subways and MTA Buses.
		MTA Subways will operate all of the subway lines including Staten Island Rapid Transit.
	www.subwaywebnews.com /history.htm (1030 words)

	History
		MTA New York City Transit was officially separated into two separate companies called MTA Subways and MTA Buses.
		2003 It was the death of an icon as New York City's subways and buses stop accepting tokens, as the MTA hikes fares by 33% from $1.50 to $2.00.
		MTA Subways will operate all of the subway lines including Staten Island Rapid Transit.
	www.subwaywebnews.com /history.htm (1030 words)

	History
		MTA New York City Transit was officially separated into two separate companies called MTA Subways and MTA Buses.
		2003 It was the death of an icon as New York City's subways and buses stop accepting tokens, as the MTA hikes fares by 33% from $1.50 to $2.00.
		Six southeast Queens bus routes are rerouted to serve the city's first modern intermodal (bus-rail) transfer facility at the new Jamaica Center (Parsons-Archer) station.
	www.subwaywebnews.com /history.htm (1030 words)

	History
		2003 It was the death of an icon as New York City's subways and buses stop accepting tokens, as the MTA hikes fares by 33% from $1.50 to $2.00.
		MTA New York City Transit was officially separated into two separate companies called MTA Subways and MTA Buses.
		1971 On July 1, The city purchases the Staten Island subsidiary of the Baltimore and Ohio forming the Staten Island Railway.
	www.subwaywebnews.com /history.htm (1030 words)

	History
		2003 It was the death of an icon as New York City's subways and buses stop accepting tokens, as the MTA hikes fares by 33% from $1.50 to $2.00.
		1968 On March 1, The New York State Legislature creates the Metropolitan Transportation Authority which becomes New York City Transit's parent organization.
		The City of New York became a subway operator in 1932 when the municipally built Independent System (IND) was opened.
	www.subwaywebnews.com /history.htm (1973 words)

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