MTA – New York City Transit

The new wheelchair securement system currently being tested includes improved visual design and prominent yellow markers, allowing drivers to quickly and safely strap in wheelchairs...

“The Future Rides With Us,” MTA’s 20-Year Needs Assessment, takes a look into the system’s infrastructure needs and reveals both challenges and opportunities for the future of...

The campaign is a multi-agency campaign that consists of 34 illustrations that remind customers to follow the MTA’s Code of Conduct and treat fellow riders and public spaces with...

The new protype extends the physical barrier to the interior roof of the bus and includes additional larger glass on the operator’s compartment door and a fixed glass in front...

MTA personnel identified 97 broken windows on 45 trains during the approximately 29-hour period that ended around 6 a.m. Sept. 13.

Routes for the six to 12-month pilot were selected based on a variety of factors, including ridership, fare evasion, service adequacy, equity for low-income and economically disadvantag...

With the activation on the Q58, MTA will have 555 buses equipped with ABLE cameras on 19 routes across Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, Staten Island and Queens.

NYC Transit has already enhanced 37 stations to date and plans to complete 50 “re-NEW-vations” by the end of 2023.

ABLE cameras aim to deter motorists from blocking bus lanes, to improve bus service and reduce crashes.

While most agencies are beginning their zero-emissions fleet transformation bottom up, a successful transition begins at the top with organizational commitment, structure and ...

Sapna Shah, P.E., Superintendent, MTA New York City Transit

The oversight entity credits NYC Transit with making ‘significant progress’ since Hurricane Sandy, but says more work is required to protect against flooding from future storms...

The suspect in the April 12 shooting on board an NYCT N train in Sunset Park has been apprehended.

The suspect, Frank James, of the April 12 attack that occurred on the N Train just before the 36th St. Station has been taken into custody.

Davey, a former Massachusetts Secretary of Transportation, will start May 2.

Erik Jensen, Staff Analyst and Acting Manager of Reporting Analytics, New York City Transit (NYCT)

Craig Cipriano will serve as interim NYCT president and Crichlow becomes senior vice president for subways.

The transit system has roared back to life with new service, a new marketing campaign, increasing ridership levels and enhanced security with the support of NYPD.

The MetroCard will be phased out entirely by 2023.