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NY Daily News: MTA Commits to Make 95% Of NYC Subway Stations Accessible With Elevators and Ramps Over Next 40 Years
The Hill: 95 Percent of New York Subway Stations to Be Accessible by 2055, Officials Say
amNY: MTA Settles Lawsuits, Agrees to Make 95% Of Subway Stations Accessible by 2055
NY Times: M.T.A. Vows to Make Subways 95% Accessible. It Will Take 33 Years.
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Brooklyn Eagle: MTA Commits to Making 95% Of Subway Stations Disabled-Accessible
NY Post: MTA Pledges More Elevators in ‘Historic Agreement’ With Disability Advocates
AP News: NYC Subways to Be More Accessible Under Lawsuit Settlement
Disability Advocates and MTA Reach Historic Settlement to Make the NYC Subway Accessible to People Who Need Stair-Free Access
June 22, 2022—New York, NY—Disability advocates in New York today are signing a settlement agreement that will make the New York City subway accessible for more than half a million people with disabilities who cannot use stairs to access the system. Today only 25% of stations (113 stations) have elevators or ramps and are usable … Continue reading “Disability Advocates and MTA Reach Historic Settlement to Make the NYC Subway Accessible to People Who Need Stair-Free Access”