Metropolitan Transportation Authority

We’re ready for March 🏀

For more information, visit our website: mta.info/project/modern-fare-gates

Across 20 subway stations, we're piloting three new fare gate designs! These modern fare gates will help ensure our customers are safe, speed up entry/exit time, and improve accessibility.

You can provide feedback by scanning QR codes located at the fare gates.

⚾️ Baseball is back! Batter up for a Nostalgia Ride to Opening Day! Ride vintage trains to the Yankees and Mets home opener games. Hop aboard for just the cost of your subway fare. Learn more at nytransitmuseum.org/nostalgia-rides.

Young woman touches train operation equipment in 1973.

Happy #InternationalWomensDay! Today, we're celebrating Marion McAllister, the first woman train operator in the #NYCsubway system!

Weekend service change map between Mar 7-8, 2026

MTA Weekender: March 6-9, 2026 There are service changes on the subway and LIRR this weekend. Here’s how that will affect how you get around.

Happy Friday! The first full weekend of March is here, with Daylight Saving Time beginning on Sunday. That means longer days and spring weather are on their way! 🌷

⬇️ If you’re heading out, check out our planned service changes for this weekend: www.mta.info/article/mta-...

ACTA: Advisory Committee for Transit Accessibility The Advisory Committee for Transit Accessibility (ACTA) is a new, all-volunteer group of community members committed to working with New York City Transit on a range of accessibility issues.

The application period to join the Advisory Committee for Transit Accessibility (ACTA) has been extended to March 11, 2026!

We’re seeking community members to advise the MTA on accessibility needs and improvements. ACTA is a voluntary role.

Apply here ⬇️ www.mta.info/accessibilit...

2026 marks the 65th anniversary of the Throgs Neck Bridge! This vital link between Queens and The Bronx has been open to the public since 1961.

Want to learn more? Visit the special MTA Bridges and Tunnels display next to the New York Transit Museum store in Grand Central Terminal.

Donald Trump's attempt to kill congestion pricing just failed in court — and in spectacular fashion.

I've said it before and I'll say it again: The cameras are staying on.

MTA Chair and CEO statement on latest congestion pricing lawsuit court decision.

People walking down the Mineola platform during the daytime, with an LIRR diesel train to their right.

Planning a trip to Long Island? Skip the traffic and let us handle the ride.

Take Metro-North to Grand Central, then transfer to the LIRR with our Combo Ticket for a seamless connection.

Plan your trip and purchase tickets with the TrainTime app.

The Policy Brief: The urgent need for toll enforcement and Albany’s ro Fares and tolls fund the transportation system New Yorkers rely on, but when some avoid paying, it undermines service quality for everyone else. The New York State Legislature is reviewing an importan...

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.

www.mta.info/article/poli...

Weekend service change map between Feb 27 - Mar 2, 2026

Here is your weekend map! 🗺️

Full resolution version: mta.info/weekend-map

MTA Weekender: February 27-March 2, 2026 There are service changes on the subway and LIRR this weekend. Here’s how that will affect how you get around.

Happy Friday! February is almost over and March is stepping in. Hopefully spring is around the corner too! 🌷

⬇️ If you’re heading out, check out our planned service changes for this weekend:
www.mta.info/article/mta-...

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.

Some snowy MT-ASMR for your listening pleasure 🌨️🎧

Image of MTA construction site with the MTA logo and the following text: " Delivering on Our Commitments. MTA Construction & Development Year in Review & Strategic Plan February 2026"

Today, MTA Construction & Development released its latest Year in Review & Strategic Plan.

In 2025 alone, the agency generated $1.2 billion in savings—bringing its total savings to more than $4 billion since its creation in 2020.

Explore the full document for all the details: mta.info/cdplan2026

Broadway Junction is undergoing the biggest ADA upgrade in the system right now: a new entrance, three escalator replacements, and seven new elevators.

Crews hit a major milestone, lifting elevator frames from street level all the way up to the elevated platform without disrupting weekend service.

Image of MTA Bridges and Tunnels employees working through the blizzard near the RFK bridge

Thank you to our teams at MTA Bridges and Tunnels for working around the clock, across the region, through the blizzard.

Image of D train running through blizzard at night at above-ground subway station. New York City Transit employees are working on the subway platform to clear snow.

Image of B25 bus running through the blizzard at night.

Image of Access-a-Ride vehicle driving through the blizzard.

Image of NYCT employee clearing snow at a Staten Island Railway station.

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.

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

Hard to say anything definitive right now! Your best bet is to keep an eye on the app (MTA or TrainTime, depending on what services you use) and check this webpage, which is being updated with service updates as they're confirmed: www.mta.info/article/wint...

Winter storm MTA service changes: February 2026 A winter storm will bring heavy snow to our area. Here's how that will impact MTA service.

For a full list of service changes, visit our website: mta.info/article/wint...

Stay safe, stay warm, and thanks for riding with us.

Image of NYCT employee clearing snow at a Staten Island Railway station

Image of bus driving through blizzard at night

Image of Access-a-ride vehicle driving through blizzard

There are still service changes across the subway, bus, @mtalirr.bsky.social, @mtametronorth.bsky.social, and Access-A-Ride, and it may be safer to stay home. Avoid unnecessary travel if possible. If you do travel, check service status before you go in the MTA app, the TrainTime app, or at mta.info.

Image of deicer train on outdoor track during blizzard

Image of LIRR employee shoveling snow during a blizzard

Image of Metro-North conductor looking outside a train window during a snowstorm

Image of MTA Bridges and Tunnels trucks plowing snow on the road amidst a blizzard

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 the city moving.

An LIRR employee shoveling snow in the evening.

An LIRR employee standing on the snowy tracks next to an LIRR train.

LIRR trains on the tracks in the snow in the evening.

An LIRR employee using equipment to plow snow in the evening.

LIRR service will remain suspended until weather conditions allow for a safe resumption of operations, enabling our crews to focus on snow removal, third-rail deicing, and other essential work.

We appreciate your patience. Please check the TrainTime app or mta.info for updates.

Stay warm and safe!

Red and white notice stating "LIRR service is suspended." It advises checking TrainTime or mta.info for updates. The Long Island Rail Road logo is displayed at the bottom.

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.

LIRR service will be suspended systemwide by 1:00 AM because of the winter storm. Last trains on most branches will leave between 11:00 and 11:30 PM.

The Port Washington, Port Jefferson, and Babylon branches will operate hourly starting at 7:00 PM.

Customers are strongly advised to avoid travel.

Winter storm MTA service changes: February 2026 A winter storm will bring heavy snow to our area this weekend. Here's how that will impact MTA service.

The latest winter storm service changes can be found here: www.mta.info/article/wint...