A winter storm is expected in our area tomorrow into Monday. Our crews are ready to respond, but there may be changes to subway, rail, and bus service. Please plan ahead; for the latest service information, you have a few options: · Visit mta.info · Check the MTA or TrainTime app · Sign up for real-time service alerts at mta.info/notify Stay safe this weekend! | Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA

For Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating love in transit! Thank you to Anastasia & Spencer, Suzanne & Edgar, Liza & Steven, and Amber & Brandon for sharing your love stories with us 💌 | Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA

Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA E-Train departs Spring Street subway station #MTA #Subway #SubwayTrain #MTASubway #NYCSubway | The Trainboard

It's been 3 weeks since Congestion Relief Zone tolling went into effect, and the program is working! We're seeing traffic move quicker into and within Manhattan, which benefits all New Yorkers—drivers, bus riders, emergency vehicle operators, pedestrians, and more. On the NYS Open Data portal, we’ve started releasing the most detailed view of traffic collected (so far) in NYC. This allows anyone to explore and see how this program is reshaping our shared streets. In our latest Data & Analytics b

🚌 #SurfaceSunday: This 1997 Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA training video from the #NYTMCollection was used to teach bus operators about #MetroCard transfers. The MetroCard eliminated the need for paper transfers between buses and added the capability of free transfers between buses and subways. After decades of token use, riders were beginning to make the switch to MetroCard, enjoying a streamlined transfer process. Do you remember the token to MetroCard crossover period or paper

Harlem's own Teyana Taylor wants you to keep your headphones ON when you're riding the subway and bus! 🎧 The Oscar-nominated actor stopped by to record PSAs that you'll hear on your next commute. | Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA

Meet George, a bus operator who has worked at the MTA for over 30 years! He helps riders get to where they need to go with a smile. He's one of the 12,000 bus operators who keep New York moving! | Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA