Op-ed | New York City Transit ready to spring ahead
season brings a new and invigorated team— I am optimistic it will be the start of a new chapter for New York City Transit and the city at large.
Weekday subway ridership surpassed 3 million on several days this month for the first time since early December. That’s an increase of almost 50% over the lowest point of the COVID surge. Buses are regularly carrying 1.3 million customers a day, with more than 20,000 daily trips on Paratransit. Satisfaction with service doesn’t come without a strong focus on safety. The Governor’s and Mayor’s announcement on Friday is a great step forward and we have already started to see an increased NYPD presence in the subway. To support these efforts, we continue to deploy private security officers and MTA Police at certain stations. Security cameras, thousands of which are now visible across all stations, add another layer of security.
Bus customers can also look forward to the promise of new bus lanes. Mayor Adams has pledged to build 150 miles of new lanes over the next four years. When added to the existing 140 miles of lanes, it will create one of the largest such networks in the world, and we thank the mayor for his commitment to faster buses.
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