Janno Lieber

Brian Taylor, a UCLA urban planning professor, Janno Lieber, CEO of New York's MTA, and Michelle Wu, the Mayor of Boston, discuss the future of public transit. They debate the complex question of making public transportation free, detailing its potential to enhance economic opportunity and social mobility while benefiting the environment. Insights include the impact of fare-free systems on ridership, equity, and innovative funding solutions. The conversation challenges traditional views on transportation financing and sheds light on efforts toward climate justice.

Seth Carpenter, Morgan Stanley macro chief, previews U.S. growth, Fed moves and currency swings. Patrick McHenry, former House Financial Services chair, dissects political and policy fallout from the Minnesota ICE shooting. Brian Belski, Humilis CEO/CIO, spots value in small- and mid-cap equities and bond roles. Janno Lieber, MTA chair/CEO, outlines storm recovery, de-icing work and a cautious take on fare-free buses.

Janno Lieber, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority Chair and CEO, dives into New York City's congestion pricing amid legal hurdles and community pushback. He explains how this plan aims to enhance public transportation and streetside services, drawing comparisons with cities like Stockholm and London. The discussion also covers crucial infrastructure investments and initiatives to support low-income residents. Lieber highlights the need for subway safety improvements and the balancing act of urban planning amidst rising traffic challenges.

Janno Lieber, CEO and Chair of New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority, leads America’s largest transit network. He shares insights on upcoming projects like the Second Avenue Subway expansion and the challenges of federal funding threats. Lieber discusses the positive impacts of congestion pricing on commute times and air quality, and the urgent need for upgrades to the MTA’s outdated signaling system. He also emphasizes financial strategies to stabilize the MTA, highlighting the importance of political coalitions to enhance public transit support.

Janno Lieber, CEO of the MTA, sheds light on New York City's congestion pricing initiative, aiming to alleviate traffic woes and improve taxi services. He discusses the potential benefits for public transport and the need for inclusive solutions for low-income commuters. Lieber also addresses urban safety concerns, linking public fears with necessary subway infrastructure improvements. The conversation unpacks innovative strategies for managing urban congestion while enhancing commuter experiences, making for a riveting discussion on future transport challenges.

Eswar Prasad, Cornell trade expert and Brookings fellow, breaks down legal limits on presidential tariffs. Torsten Slok, Apollo’s chief economist, assesses market fallout and macro risks. Martha Gimbel, Yale Budget Lab co-founder, maps tariff forecasts and distributional effects. Janno Lieber, MTA CEO, recounts urgent transit tactics and storm-driven service challenges.

Janno Lieber, CEO of the MTA who leads NYC transit and storm response, gives a front-line look at keeping subways, buses, and commuter rails running during a major blizzard. He covers service suspensions and safe resumption plans. He explains staffing mobilization, how buses and yards are prepared, and challenges like wind-driven drifting and clearing bus stops.

Janno Lieber, Chair and CEO of the MTA who oversees New York City’s subways, buses and commuter rails. He discusses the agency’s storm response and how 15,000 workers kept service running. He covers current subway and bus status, commuter rail scheduling tips, icing and de-icing tactics, and financial caution around proposals like free bus service.

John "Janno" Lieber, Chair and CEO of the MTA, shares insights on the transition from MetroCards to OMNY. He discusses the nostalgia for MetroCards, fare caps, and the tech advantages of the new system. Janno addresses privacy concerns surrounding OMNY data sharing and updates about MTA funding amid federal uncertainty. He also talks about Mayor-elect Mamdani's free bus proposal, strategies for speeding up bus services, and the ongoing recovery of ridership post-pandemic. Janno emphasizes transparency in fare increases and enforcement measures against fare evasion.

Janno Lieber, Chair and CEO of the MTA, discusses plans for congestion pricing and the future of Penn Station, tackling community accessibility issues in transit. Coral Davenport, a Trump deregulation reporter, dives into the complexities of regulatory repeal and its impact on worker safety and environmental policies. Sam Barzillay, co-founder of Photoville, explores the evolution of street photography, emphasizing emotional connections between photographers and their subjects, and the genre's historical significance.