The MTA is buying 156 state-of-the-art railcars with USB charging ports and automatic bathroom doors for Metro-North.

Over time, the MTA plans to buy some 2,000 rail cars for Metro-North and its sister commuter rail, the Long Island Rail Road, with roughly $11 billion from its $68.4 billion capital plan.

Governor Kathy Hochul has announced that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) will be bolstering its fleet with ...

As part of a new program involving expenditures of up to $10.5 billion by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) to ...

The M-9A cars are needed to replace Metro-North Railroad's M-3 cars that are beyond their service life and allow the LIRR to ...

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority will purchase 316 new electric multiple-unit railcars for use on the Long Island ...

The cars, designated as the M9A, are expected to enter service in 2030, with 160 trains going to the LIRR and 156 to Metro-North by 2032.

Riding the rails between New Haven’s Union Station and Grand Central Terminal during weekday rush hours could soon cost ...