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The J/Z line landed in the top spot for the first time ever, while the C and 2 lines ranked last, according to the Straphangers Campaign.

Governor Cuomo signed a bill into law extending the current smoking ban from subway platforms to to platform of outdoor commuter lines like Metro North and LIRR.

After nearly one year of construction, the Dyckman Street northbound 1 train platform reopened Monday — but the southbound platform was closed.

More than a dozen calls have beeen placed to the city's 311 system in the past year complaining about problems with the roadway at the intersection of St. Nicholas Avenue and 152nd St.

Evening headaches struck the LIRR, NJ Transit and Amtrak following Tuesday morning's train derailment, as NJ Transit cut off trains overnight, officials said.

Some subways were found to be inaccessible, elevators were filthy and obstacles common for wheelchair users in Manhattan.

The cash-strapped agency plans two fare hikes through 2015 and is asking the city for $250 million to fund the Second Avenue Subway project.

The MTA board voted Wednesday to allow Apple and Shake Shack to open new stores in Grand Central this fall.

Two of the city's biggest retail names, the Apple Store and Shake Shack, are planning to open in Grand Central Terminal.

Multiple road and tunnel projects will affect commuters in Manhattan for several days starting Saturday.

Wi-Fi is reportedly expected to come to subway platforms at four Chelsea stations by the end of the year.

One Manhattan-bound lane of the Henry Hudson Bridge and Parkway will be shut down at night for the next three years starting on Monday while the MTA repairs the upper level of the bridge.

The MTA's chairman and CEO Jay Walder announced his resignation from the post Thursday.

Darnell Hardware, 26, allegedly used rush-hour trains to sexually assault three young women on Manhattan subways.

MTA officials said a Metro-North train derailed within minutes of leaving Grand Central Terminal on Monday. There were no immediate injuries reported.