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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 redesigned 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.
For the first time since the Omicron wave hit New York City in December 2021, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has announced that subway ridership has surpassed three million riders in one day.
Following the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's 17th 'Mask Force' event, face covering usage on subways has increased to 95 per cent, as usage across all transit agencies remains above 90 per cent.
Following several projects to modernise and improve the railroad, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has announced that LIRR achieved record-breaking on-time performance in 2021.
Upon completion, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's Second Avenue Subway expansion will help to advance the Biden Administration's and New York State's goal for transportation equity.
The proposed route for the transformative Interborough Express would see communities in Brooklyn and Queens connected to as many as 17 subway lines and the Long Island Rail Road.
Metropolitan Transportation Authority partners with local food banks and officers from the MTA Police Department to deliver 3,947 pounds in donations from its employee-driven food drive campaign.
The MTA says the project will be a catalyst for other transit projects in the city, in particular the Long Island Rail Road which has seen plenty of investment in recent months.
Metro-North Railroad customers can now turn to Google Maps to see the capacity of seats available in each car at any given moment to make informed decisions based on real-time data.
In response to recent crew shortage challenges and a hiring freeze as a result of the pandemic, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has welcomed 45 new New York City Transit bus drivers.
MTA Metro-North Railroad's new TrainTime companion smartphone app makes it easier for customers to get their train information on-the-go.
