President of MTA New York City Transit

@iamfromnyc @MTA @NYCTSubway @nypost (This account is not affiliated with any government agency)

@iamfromnyc @MTA @NYCTSubway @nypost Hello this is the “President of MTA New York City Transit” My advice to you is to try hopping the turnstile next time. That way you won’t have any issues with your MTA MetroCard™️. Happy Travels 😁

Happened last week after the booth let me through the gate because my card had an issue, then this worker gave me a hard time and chased me down when I took out my phone. This is his 2nd attempt grabbing the phone, 1st encounter wasn't captured @MTA @nycurbn @NYCTSubway @nypost

@inti4747 @MTA @NYTransitMuseum @DannyT21 Thank you for letting us know about this issue. Please dispose of this card immediately as it is expired. Possession of an expired MetroCard is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $500.

The Hudson River Greenway is wonderful--and incredibly overcrowded. Today we're announcing support for a solution that will make moving along this vital route safer for everybody.

@EngineerDustin They’re scared that poor people would use that infrastructure

Why are our leaders fighting so hard against this?

@JohnSurico @LAShepard221 @adamfc Finally using actual concrete and not just paint on the street.

New pedestrian plaza forming on 21st St and Astoria Boulevard, as part of the bus lane redesign. (cc: @adamfc)

One of the reasons we do what we do and why tactical urbanism works even when it seems to fail is that it proves people in government can work quickly when they want to.

Huge difference! Let's double the amount of space on the bridge for walking, cycling and other space-efficient, non-polluting modes. #MorespaceQBB

@ryanlawber @DearbornBikeLn Think putting up a sign, a few plastic delineators and a bit more green paint should do the trick.

damn, almost like building more housing works or something

@Union_Tpke Makes life easier for riders, as they don’t have to waste time buying a ticket, and it makes sure we aren’t letting go of those who work for the railroads. The MTA could also institute a similar program to the fare capping they have on subways and busses to incentivize its use.

@Union_Tpke The MTA should just install OMNY readers at every station. You tap your omny card or contactless at your origin station, a conductor comes around to check and see if you tapped in, and then you tap out when you get to your destination.

Ravitch hoped "to introduce automatic fare collection on the LIRR & Metro-North as part of an effort to reduce the # of conductors who... collect tickets. This would require expensive station modification... but... he said it would pay for itself in manpower savings."

If you ever wonder how difficult it is to get (and maintain) a driver’s license in the US, the answer is…not very?

@VeoRideMobility 👍

In the spirit of Bike Month, we want to give our dear riders a little gift. Use code “BIKEMONTH2” to get $3 ride credit🛴 Valid today until the end of May. 📸: @nicolerozecreatives #bikemonth #veo

@CitiBikeNYC Thanks for the update. P.S. love the new citibike model you just released hope to try them out soon

@BxD1az Hey there, we hope to get these restocked again soon and you can keep an eye on our store for updates! You can still use the app to ride in the meantime.

@CitiBikeNYC are you gonna be restocking the CitiBike keys anytime soon

@peopleforbikes Just riding my bike.

Tell us how you’re celebrating #BikeMonth! 🚲 🎉 👇

Believe it or not, this is his happy face. #BetterCallSaul

@editwritemike @jeffnovich @StreetsblogNYC I don’t think they would paint the street for a temporary event. Plus that’s way too narrow to handle the amount of riders in the 5B. Plus they always just close down streets for the 5B. This has to be something different

New bike lane on 7th ave in Times Square!?! Anyone have details? @StreetsblogNYC

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