Last month, there were 196 passenger train-brake activations categorized as “unknown,” which delayed nine trains a day, according to MTA data
Andy Byford, president of New York City Transit Authority, said after an MTA board meeting on Wednesday that the agency was working with the New York Police Department to investigate the pattern of braking incidents and find the culprits, who will face criminal charges.
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