The MTA estimates the change will save approximately 47,000 commuters about a minute on average during the morning rush.

One of the adjustments includes the $3 base fare hike remaining, but the cap for 7 days of unlimited travel drops to $35.

It’s a subway switcheroo that aims to shave a minute off daily commutes for nearly 50,000 riders.

The MTA is considering a system that would use the Earth’s subsurface to transfer heat out of subway stations and store it elsewhere.

Brooklyn-bound straphangers on the R line may notice their train holding in the station once they hit Lower Manhattan — but MTA officials say that’s all part of a plan to get them moving ...