Clayton Guse

Editor, WNYC News

Clayton Guse appears in the following:

Why riders can easily trip emergency brakes on NYC’s subway trains

Friday, February 23, 2024

E-brakes and a lawsuit brought by subway cleaners during the pandemic headline this week's roundup of NYC transit news.

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A new MTA subway entrance gets a priest's blessing

Friday, February 09, 2024

A new project at Grand Central Terminal leads this week's roundup of transit news in "On The Way."

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Gov. Hochul backs congestion pricing but gives free tolls to Queens, Bronx drivers

Friday, February 02, 2024

A giveaway to some NYC drivers headlines this week's roundup of transit news.

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On The Way: This week's roundup of transportation news

Friday, January 26, 2024

A big week in New York City transit featured new details about the MTA's modern train cars and a NJ Transit fare hike. 

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Don’t expect changes to MTA's congestion pricing even after final public review

Friday, December 08, 2023

This week's rundown of New York City transit news focuses on reaction to a landmark vote on congestion pricing.

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MTA can’t even run its monthly board meeting on time

Friday, December 01, 2023

Congestion pricing will be considered by the MTA board one calendar month later than expected. 

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Gov. Hochul’s Interborough Express plan faces old MTA dilemma

Thursday, November 16, 2023

WNYC
The plan for the Brooklyn-Queens transit connection excites many New Yorkers. But promising new train lines only to divert money to repair the existing system is a tale as old as the MTA

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MTA Fare Hike and Congestion Pricing News

Monday, July 24, 2023

A conversation about local transportation news, including MTA's fare hike and congestion pricing in New Jersey

Trucks keep getting stuck on the Brooklyn Bridge, causing gridlock on BQE

Thursday, July 20, 2023

WNYC
The traffic jams are so frequent that office workers in DUMBO document them in a Slack channel called “#Stuck-Truck.”

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Infrastructure Projects Ahead

Thursday, July 13, 2023

Clayton Guse discusses some of the big projects getting the go-ahead with funding, including the Gateway Tunnel, the 2nd Avenue Subway extension, and the latest on Penn Station's re-do.

Feds commit $6.8B for new Hudson River tunnels, potential opening by 2035

Thursday, July 06, 2023

Gateway supporters said the funding represented a crucial step in the project's completion.

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A $48 billion debt is crushing the MTA. Paying it off could disrupt the future of NYC transit.

Wednesday, June 21, 2023

WNYC
The MTA now owes $48 billion, and will pay more than $3 billion to lenders this year.

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