By amNewYork
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The 1966 transit strike immobilized the city’s buses and subways, forcing commuters to find alternate means of getting around and creating a political crisis for Mayor John Lindsay. The strike lasted 12 days.
Take a spin inside the MTA’s first electric Access-a-Ride vans coming to the paratransit fleet
Op-ed | Thinking outside the ‘booth’ and in the subways themselves
This Brooklyn startup wants to turn any bike into an e-bike
Man charged for shoving his girlfriend in front of a Lower Manhattan train, cutting off her legs
