New from the MTA Policy Team: The Policy Brief, clear explanations of the policies shaping New York’s transportation system and how those decisions are made. The first edition breaks down the difference between the MTA’s operating and capital budgets, and how each shapes the

A little courtesy goes a long way 🎧🚆 Wear your headphones or lower the volume to make the ride more pleasant for everybody!

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

Staten Island Railway’s first year with a modern fleet was historic — 96.9% on-time performance. NYCT President Demetrius Crichlow spoke with SIAdvance about the milestone. silive.com/transportation…

We're closely monitoring the ongoing winter storm. Avoid unnecessary travel if possible. If you must travel, use extra caution. There will be service changes due to the storm. Stay up to date by checking the MTA or TrainTime app, or by visiting mta.info.

LIRR service is suspended until weather conditions allow us to safely resume service. Please stay safe and warm. Check the TrainTime app or mta.info for updates.

Blizzard day shout out to public transit & transit workers: thanks to the G train, I didn’t have to miss my root canal. Make of that what you will. ❄️🚇🦷

Even in the midst of this historic storm, our subways continue to run. Major thanks to the MTA and everyone involved in keeping our city safe and moving during this blizzard.

We hope you’re staying safe and warm. LIRR service will remain suspended until weather conditions allow for a safe resumption of operations. This proactive suspension enables our crews to focus on snow removal, third-rail deicing, and other essential work. We appreciate your

The blizzard may be slowing down, but we haven’t taken a snow day. Our crews have been out since yesterday clearing platforms, deploying de-icers, and ensuring that our trains and buses can travel safely during the storm. We’re grateful to our frontline employees for keeping

There are still service changes across the subway, bus, the LIRR, Metro-North Railroad, and Access-A-Ride, and it may be safer to stay home. Avoid unnecessary travel if possible. If you must travel, check service status before you go in the MTA app, the TrainTime app, or at

NYC Blizzard 2026 📸: Marc A. Hermann / MTA

We unleashed Darth Vader — the LIRR’s most powerful snow fighter in the galaxy (or system) — today to blast through 25+ inches of snow drifts on the East End.

Thank you to our New York City Transit employees who worked diligently before, during, and after the storm to keep our subway, buses, Staten Island Railway, and Access-a-Ride running.

Broadway Junction — the third-largest station in Brooklyn — is undergoing the biggest ADA upgrade in the system right now: a new entrance, three escalator replacements, and seven new elevators. Last week, crews hit a major milestone, lifting elevator frames from street level all

Thank you to all of our employees who stepped up during this extreme winter weather event, which hit Long Island harder than any other part of our region. In some areas, you cleared more than 24 inches of snow, broke through ice buildup on third rails, and removed fallen trees

Bringing you a more consistent boarding experience! At most stations, all trains will stop at the front of the platform in the direction of travel, regardless of the platform length.

This is the new MTA: Better. Faster. Cheaper. $1.2 billion saved just last year— and it all goes right back into the transit system.

Lakisha Smalls named MTA Hero for outstanding service on the Staten Island Railway abc7ny.com/post/lakisha-s…

Toll evasion undermines funding that supports subways, buses, and commuter rail. The latest edition of The Policy Brief breaks down proposed legislation to strengthen enforcement — and how it would help address intentional evasion. mta.info/article/policy…