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This latest instalment of 300 cameras will expand bus enforcement technology to all boroughs across New York City, covering approximately 50 per cent of bus lane miles across the region.
Hayden AI outlines a few ways that artificial intelligence can unlock the potential of our streets and help maximise the efficiency and effectiveness of public transit services.
In line with its commitment to enhance the safety of the public transit network, the new funding will enable MTA to purchase and install over 5,000 new cameras, as well as expand security coverage in 130 subway stations.
With the subway, buses, Metro-North Railroad and Long Island Rail Road surpassing their own records set throughout September 2022, New York City is well on track with its post-pandemic recovery.
The expansion of mobile coverage will improve the existing MTA communication system, allowing customers to benefit from mobile connectivity and Wi-Fi in the tunnels between stations, as well as in above-ground stations.
The modernisation of New York City subway’s aging signalling system will enable MTA to enhance the customer experience by reducing running times, providing more trains and improving service reliability.
By expanding the current law that charges individuals who attack or harass transit workers with second-degree assault, the new legislation will serve as a deterrent to those seeking to harm transit employees.
As part of the agreement, MTA will add lifts or ramps to create a step-free path of travel at 95 per cent of its currently inaccessible subway stations by 2055.
The Strategic Action Plan will aim to increase transit equity by improving bike, pedestrian and micro-mobility access to MTA services - making multimodal transportation more convenient.
With the subway, Metro-North Railroad and Long Island Rail Road surpassing pandemic-era records set over the past several weeks in May 2022, New York City is well on track with its post-pandemic recovery.
In line with MTA's commitment to transit equity, the deployment of the zero-emission electric buses will prioritise communities with high asthma and air pollution rates and will serve all five boroughs across the state.
In line with New York City’s post-pandemic recovery efforts, MTA has announced that subway ridership continues to grow, with over 3.14 million riders carried on the first day of March 2022.
Once the re-designed network is in operation, residents of the Bronx will have better access to faster buses and more efficient routes, subsequently improving accessibility to jobs, education and economic opportunity.
As part of MTA's ongoing efforts to become more bike friendly for the convenience of passengers, Metro-North Railroad has launched a pilot programme involving six secure bike parking spaces at Grand Central Terminal.
MTA's new pilot fare change programme will provide riders with fares that are more affordable, flexible and fair as part of efforts to encourage New Yorkers to get back on public transport.
