Most of the city’s buses that ferry more than a million daily riders earn D and F ratings when it comes to reliability and speed — with pedestrians even out-walking some of them, a dismal new report ...
More than half of New York City buses got failing grades in a new analysis by Comptroller Brad Lander that crunched MTA data on speeds, on-time performance, and frequency of delays. Buses in Manhattan ...
As the region continues to deal with SEPTA’s service cuts, the city of Philadelphia will restore some bus routes for students after Labor Day. On Thursday, Aug. 28, a spokesperson for the city’s ...
The city hopes to install a busway along Manhattan’s 34th Street similar to the one on 14th Street, officials said Tuesday. The busway would speed up service and reduce wait times for around 28,000 ...
A judge granted a temporary injunction on Aug. 29, saying SEPTA cannot move forward with further cuts to its system, including the Regional Rail cuts slated to start on Tuesday and fare hikes that ...
In January 1994, the MTA officially debuted MetroCards as part of its effort to phase out subway tokens. Now, the transit agency is working toward having a completely contactless fare payment system.
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MTA announces contingency plans, including shuttle bus service, ahead of potential LIRR strike
In the event of a strike, the MTA plans to provide limited shuttle bus service to LIRR commuters every 10 minutes during ...
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The Metropolitan Transportation Authority will discontinue two express bus routes on Staten Island, beginning in September. According to signs posted on MTA buses, the SIM4x and ...
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