U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy joined Mayor Eric Adams for a ride on the New York City Subway, calling the system unsafe and comparing it to a homeless shelter, saying the federal government ...

President Donald Trump's Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy, who's used an expletive to publicly describe the conditions ...

United States Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy joins New York City Mayor Eric Adams for a train ride into Manhattan from the Dekalb Ave-Flatbush Ave subway station in Brooklyn on Friday ...

From the passenger conduct to the advertisements on the train, see how things have changed since the subway opened in 1904, ...

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U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy used spicy language to describe the NYC subway, outlining steps he said would make it great again and save its federal funding.

Data from the nonprofit National Safety Council suggest the safety difference between public transit and driving is even greater. The rate of car deaths per 100 million passenger miles in recent years ...

“The subway feels a lot safer,” newborn care specialist Carol Sparks, 69, who rides the subway five days a week from her Flatlands, Brooklyn, home said at the Wall Street station. “There’s ...

Mr. Adams controls the New York Police Department ... But crime on the subway is declining — a point Mr. Adams made during his ride along with Mr. Duffy, the mayor’s spokeswoman said.