commuters

Southbound A trains were running on F lines in Lower Manhattan, the MTA said.

N and Q trains were stopped between Queensboro Plaza and Ditmars Boulevard Tuesday afternoon.

The malfunction on the L train at Montrose Avenue caused delays for commuters Thursday morning.

The East River Ferry, which transports passengers around the city, has topped one million riders.

Commuters coming into the city from New Jersey and north of Manhattan experienced heavey delays as train lines were delayed and suspended Monday morning.

The MTA launched cell phone service in six Manhattan subway stations on Tuesday.

 More than 18,000 bicyclists were counted daily this past Spring, an uptick citywide, DOT statistics found.

Beer Growlers are becoming increasingly popular across Manhattan.

Beer Table Pantry is expected to open later this month with premium local and international brews.

Construction at the Dyckman Station and a broken turnstile at 207th Street is causing headaches for straphangers.

Schumer said that Gov. Chris Christie's decision was shortsighted.

A new bus company is pushing to set up shop in Midtown, but some say the area is already saturated.

The New Jersey governor killed the ARC Hudson River tunnel project, less than three weeks after allowing a grace period.

New bus lanes and sidewalk fare machines make commutes a little easier.

Official reports claim 96 percent of commuter trains are on time, but passengers say up to 25 percent are late.