How NYC's new subway safety plan could affect people of color

In an attempt to curb rising crime in the subway system, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced a new plan that specifically targets homeless people.

Subway Policing in New York City Still Has A Race Problem

City's subway safety policy collides with reality as enforcement begins - Gothamist

Manhattan D.A. pledges to curtail prosecutions of subway fare jumpers, but it's complicated - The Appeal

4 Steps to Saving NYC's Mass Transit System - Bloomberg

Mapping the Impact of Nightly Subway Closures on New Yorkers, by Julian Briggs, The Startup

New Yorkers don't feel safe at home anymore - KESQ

Michelle Go's subway death highlights failures in public safety for women - The Washington Post

MTA: Wide aisle fare gates in Jamaica subway station will ease access, deter fare evaders - Newsday

NYC's New Subway Safety Plan: Mental Health Teams, More Police Enforcement – NBC New York

Is It Safe to Ride the New York City Subway After a Surge of More Police? - Bloomberg

Metro Makes Masks Optional Following Federal Judge's Ruling

Low Tech High Safety And The NYC Subway System

New York subway 101: A guide to the signal system - Curbed NY

Short-term pain for long-term wins': MBTA unveils shutdown schedule through 2024 to lift slow zones

The Filthy Truth About Subway Air