Social Justice New Tech Is Fundamentally Changing the Power Balance Between Police and the Public The NYC subway saboteur gazed into the surveillance state. What looked back? Jack Denton
Economics Will a Looming Subway Crisis Bring New York City Congestion Pricing? A combination of a decaying subway system, low gas prices, and ride-hailing services has made traffic in Manhattan worse than ever. Laura Bliss
News in Brief London Is Adding 250 New Trains to Improve the Efficiency of Its Subways It's going to cost the city around $2 billion to increase the capacity of the four "Deep Tube" lines by 10 trains an hour. Feargus O'Sullivan
News in Brief Viewfinder: Crowded Subway Rides in New York City Passengers ride a Metropolitan Transportation Authority subway on June 29th, 2017, in New York City. Pacific Standard Staff
Environment Is the New York Subway Too Much for Your Brain? Yes, according to a new study. Nathan Collins
Environment Sometimes a Slow Train Is a Good Thing A traffic model incorporating subway and street traffic suggests faster trains aren't always good for congestion. Nathan Collins
Social Justice The New York City Subway to a Person Using a Wheelchair We have a long way to go before the Americans With Disabilities Act is actually realized. Lisa Wade
Economics Fare Money: Trapped on the Beijing Subway Without a Ticket Public transportation passes are one of the most common forms of non-bank money that we interact with on a daily basis, but it’s easy—perhaps too easy—not to think of them as such, until something goes wrong. Kyle Chayka
Social Justice There’s a Name for That Awkward Dance You Do With Strangers in the Elevator You might also recognize it in the subway, library, restroom, and other public spaces where people aren't typically very social. Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Why Trains Shouldn’t Be Better Than Buses And why, in America, it probably doesn't even matter. Jake Blumgart