The MTA re-launched its “Ride Inside, Stay Alive” anti-subway surfing campaign on Wednesday, this time with the support of ...

New York leaders are teaming with a BMX star and comic artist in a new campaign to warn teens about subway surfing.

MTA and city officials joined BMX athlete Nigel Sylvester on Wednesday during a press conference in Long Island City, to ...

The comic panels follow characters who choose to subway surf and then shift focus to those left behind, including parents, ...

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the launch of Ride Inside Stay Alive, a new joint campaign aimed at stopping the ...

The city this week launched a new effort to discourage kids from subway surfing, a deadly phenomenon that’s been particularly prevalent in Queens.

BMX athlete Nigel Sylvester is partnering with the MTA and NYC Public Schools in the updated "Ride Inside, Stay Alive" campaign. CBS News New York's Elijah Westbrook reports.

Comic book-style billboards provide a new take on the MTA’s “Ride inside, stay alive” anti-subway surfing campaign. They tell the stories of those whose lives have been affected by subway ...

This initiative is part of the city's "Subway Surfing Kills – Ride Inside, Stay Alive" campaign. The MTA is also taking action. The agency has been collaborating with social media companies to ...

Authorities have tried to address the problem with public awareness campaigns and by deploying ... climbed to the roof of a moving J train to subway surf. AP But for some, a more fundamental ...