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The installation of new barriers across the fleet is expected to be completed by the fall. The MTA will resume front door boarding on all buses in August.
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Research has found that wearing a face covering can reduce the rate of COVID-19 transmission significantly.
Read More →The contractor is transporting local, essential hospital workers from these designated pickup locations to the Greater Baltimore Medical Center.
Read More →The MTA is also launching the Essential Plan Night Service marking a robust increase in overnight bus service — substantially increasing the number of bus trips by 1,168 or more than 76%,
Read More →As a result of the strengthening workforce and improved employee scheduling, MTA New York City Transit is continuing to improve subway service regularity.
Read More →Face coverings protecting New Yorkers’ nose and mouth, including cloth bandanas, scarves, masks, or other alternatives, were mandatory effective April 17 to ride public transportation.
Read More →In this digital age, riders expect a sleek experience that offers easy access to critical information, such as rider alerts and route information.
Read More →The new partnership with the state’s largest healthcare provider marks the latest in a series of aggressive health and safety measures taken by the MTA to protect its vital frontline workforce.
Read More →Personal protective equipment, including masks, continues to be mandatory for certain positions and duties across the agency and will continue to be provided in these instances.
Read More →Public opinion poll among 1,000 Americans found that 48% feel that riding public transit poses a high health risk due to the virus.
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