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The MTA introduced two major changes: upgrading its curb-to-curb service to door-to-door service and greater enforcement of its no-show policy.
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In a report of his first 100 days, Walder calls for greater efficiencies both within the organization and for its customers.
Read More →Overhaul ordered by new MTA Chairman Jay Walder on the first day on the job last fall.
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Enhancements included new station openings, newly established bus shuttle service and the introduction of real-time information.
Read More →The board also authorized the MTA to schedule public hearings regarding some of the service changes included in the budget. The budget does not include a fare increase in 2010, adhering to the schedule identified with the Legislature in the spring.
Read More →Will provide program and project schedule control support services and staff augmentation services for all phases of project design and construction. MTA agencies that are expected to be supported under the contract include MTA New York City Transit, Metro-North Railroad and the MTA Bus Co.
Read More →Proposal addresses a $383 million gap that had developed over the past two weeks due to several significant unfavorable developments, including a $143 million state budget cut.
Read More →Over the next 90 days ticket vending machines at light rail stops will also be upgraded to accept credit cards. Credit card acceptance is part of a comprehensive program to make the payment of transit fares faster and easier for MTA riders.
Read More →The new streetcar, No. 916, built in 1946, is the second Melbourne tram to join Muni’s historic streetcar fleet.
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New chairman and CEO brings experience from London, promises 100-day action plan for moving forward with concrete goals and time lines.
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