In New York City, the MTA is installing “anti-subway surfing barriers” in between cars on the No. 7 line to prevent the dangerous trend of riding on top of trains, a practice linked to at least 5 deaths and 4 injuries this year. At a cost of $10 million to outfit the full fleet, MTA officials hope this tangible solution, along with their “Ride Inside, Stay Alive” campaign, will keep riders safe. | CBS New York

Tramell Thompson on Instagram: "🚨 A train literally pulled apart in the Bronx at 149th Street — and instead of asking why the system is falling apart, the MTA will probably look to blame a worker. Meanwhile, kids are out here vandalizing, moving, operating, and even crashing trains — putting lives at risk. When chaos becomes routine, that’s not a worker problem — that’s a system failure and a leadership failure. #mta #nyc #train #subway"