NYC Subway Derailments Reach Decade-High

National Transportation Safety Board Launches Investigation into Subway System Following Recent Accidents

NYC subway derailments are at a decade-high, with three occurring in just the last month, according to a New York Post analysis.
The most recent derailment involved two trains on the No. 1 line, resulting in two dozen injuries.
National Transportation Safety Board investigators are examining the entire subway system, including its management and supervision, following the recent accidents.
Transit officials have not found any evidence linking the recent derailments together, describing them as different circumstances leading to the same result.
Concerns are rising about the MTA's ability to build public trust in their system, with calls for a hearing into the agency's recent safety issues.