Where I'm heading is everywhere and, well, nowhere. I'm started what on Twitter I'll call #24onMTA, and in real life describe as an experience in endurance. I'm riding the New York City subway for 24 hours straight, with no plan other than to just go.

Like Walker Evans and Stanley Kubrick (see photos below) before her, photographer/filmmaker Rebecca Davis takes voyeuristic photographs of New York Ci...

NEW YORK -- New Yorkers do care: A fellow rider helped a man who wound up on the subway tracks. It occurred days after another man was pushed to his ...

CITY HALL — The MTA’s new subway countdown clocks are on pause. While straphangers who ride the system’s numbered lines have known when the n...

NEW YORK — It was an ad campaign conceived as eye candy to bring attention to other advertisements in New York's transit system. But the "Meet M...

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS — An uprooted object resembling a wire along the edge of the subway platform at the 168th Street station along the A train has g...

Whether you love the underground tunnels or find them claustrophobic, chances are you need to take them to get from point A to point B.

Ever wonder what books your fellow straphangers are reading ? Meet the "Underground New York Public LIbrary," a photo blog that catalogues riders'...

We are all straphangers now and then: just people trying to share, and get around in, that greatest of all human creations, the city.

New York may take the crown as America's rudest city, but a new campaign is aiming to kick our bad manners to the curb with an equally rude, blunt ser...

Ugly indeed! A survey conducted by the Straphangers Campaign has uncovered a wide range of conditions that include 79 percent of platforms found with ...

Sadly, this will not surprise you. A new British study found that riding the subway greatly increases your risk of respiratory infections. From The ...