If you ride Metro-North Railroad’s New Haven Line, state Assemblyman George Latimer, D-Rye, wants to hear what you think of the service.

He’s distributing his annual survey at local stations.

With the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is proposing two — count ‘em, two — fare hikes

If you’re driving Interstate 287 in mid-morning or mid-afternoon this week, you may find yourself stopped for about 20 minutes while workers blast rock with explosives.

The blasts are scheduled to go off at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. each day through Thursday. Workers setting off the explosives use

Here’s a big bird.

Emirates airlines is beginning to fly from Dubai to New York, and it’s starting big. The airline will fly its new Airbus A380, the largest airplane in the world, to John F. Kennedy International Airport this afternoon.

Just three days ago, the airline received the 525-seat, two-deck

Imagine crossing the Henry Hudson or Throgs Neck bridge without slowing down to slip through one of the slots in the toll plaza.That’s what the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has in mind.

You can tell the idea will take some time to put in place, because the MTA’s approach

Someone out there is miffed about noise from Westchester County Airport.

The airport recorded 744 noise complaints during June, and 256 of them — more than a third — were e-mailed by one person,

Through June, about 2,300 airplanes took of from or landed at Westchester County Airport during the time that the county asks airlines and others to refrain from flying.

That was down from more than 2,500 flights that took off during the supposed quiet hours — from midnight to 6:30 a.m. — during

We’ve heard a lot about troubles the airlines are having; fuel costs pushing up ticket prices, flights being canceled for good, travelers using trains or opting for road trips.

At Westchester County Airport, the trend seems to be more passengers, fewer airplanes. Take a look at

The latest edition of Mileposts, the Metro-North Railroad newsletter for its customers, brings this etiquette tip: Keep your shoes on, and, the really important part — “keep your feet off the seats when traveling on our trains.”

There are some things you’d hope people wouldn’t have to be told. But I remember

For those keeping score, Metro-North Railroad trains were on time 98.2 percent of the time in May, the latest month for which the railroad announced figures.

On time, however, doesn’t mean on the dot. The railroad considers a train on time if

From the eternal spring of releases and statements sent forth by Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s public relations fountain flows this bit of news: the senator has met with the man nominated to head the Federal Highway Administration and she has asked him what he will do for New York.

It’s not like the nominee, Thomas J. [...]

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is talking about whether to raise subway fairs right this moment. You can check it out by going to www.mta.info and clicking on “Live Webcast: MTA Public Meetings” in the “Features” box. Or clickhere.

Bus and subway riders can buy their MetroCards in the full-service MetroCard van as it makes its rounds in Westchester throughout the summer and into the fall.

The cards are good for Westchester’s Bee-Line buses and New York City’s buses and subways.

On the van, you can take care of

Howard Permut, the new president of Metro-North Railroad, said his first day on the job went pretty smoothly. No surprises, nothing out of the ordinary.

Of course, the Ossining resident has been an administrator with the railroad

Jiffy Lube is offering a promotion aimed at helping customers drive farther on less gas. Starting Friday, when a customer pays for the Jiffy Lube Signature Service Oil Change at participating service centers, a technician will give a Fuel Efficiency Review.

The Houston-based company boasts that the tips can save

With Howard Permut all the best. This is the Ossining resident’s first official day as president of Metro-North Railroad.

Permut, who was the railroad’s senior vice president, takes over for