Highlights from Recent Issues

Crime on the New York City Subway: How Rare Is it Really?

What the numbers tell us and what to do about it — the first in a series

Underground: Safer Than the Surface?

How trains and platforms compare to the street 

Psychosis Under Fluorescent Lights

What to do about people struggling with serious mental illness on trains and platforms

How New York City is Engaging the Mentally Ill Underground

A conversation with Brian Stettin, the architect of the Adams administration’s plan to help those in psychiatric crisis on the subways

The Fear Factor

In a crowded world of strangers, civility and orderliness are important values.

Subway Gun Scanners: The Wrong Tech in the Wrong Place

The Adams administration’s idea is prohibitively expensive, and will do little if anything to improve public safety underground.

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