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Proposal: Gamification of the MTA Employee Reporting System for Subway Cars & Stations

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority already possesses one of the most powerful infrastructure intelligence networks in the world: its own workforce. Thousands of employees move through stations, platforms, tunnels, yards, mezzanines, and subway cars every day.

Proposal: Gamification of the MTA Employee Reporting System for Subway Cars & Stations

NYCE PPO Reverses Board Member's Denial of Appeal for 911 Ambulance

NYCE PPO Reverses Board Member's Denial of Appeal for 911 Ambulance

NYCE PPO Reverses Board Member's Denial of Appeal for 911 Ambulance

Local 3652 Board Member Blasts NYCE PPO For Charging $877.33 for 911 Emergency Call

On January 7th Board Member Brian Cohen, Public Relation Officer called 911 for a medical emergency. This was 7 days after NYCE PPO began.

WE SHOULD NOT HAVE TO CHOOSE BETWEEN SUMMONING AN UBER OR CALLING 911 FOR AN AMBULANCE IN AN EMERGENCY.

Local 3652 Board Member Blasts NYCE PPO For Charging $877.33 for 911 Emergency Call

Out of Left Field: Free Buses Can Increase Revenue at the MTA if the City is Willing to Pay for It

Making NYC Buses Free: A Comprehensive Fiscal, Operational, and Social Analysis

Out of Left Field: Free Buses Can Increase Revenue at the MTA if the City is Willing to Pay for It

Out Of Left Field: From Driver-Ed “Shock Films” to Prime-Time Deterrence: Why the MTA Should Trade Mixed Messaging for a Law & Order Consequence Narrative

From Driver-Ed “Shock Films” to Prime-Time Deterrence

Why the MTA Should Trade Mixed Messaging for a Law & Order Consequence Narrative

Out Of Left Field: From Driver-Ed “Shock Films” to Prime-Time Deterrence: Why the MTA Should Trade Mixed Messaging for a Law & Order Consequence Narrative