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LIRR service is suspended until further notice because of a strike.

Avoid nonessential travel and work from home if possible. We will have limited shuttle bus service on weekdays for essential workers and those who cannot telecommute

Link in bio to find out more about travel during the strike

UPDATE: ***LIRR strike in effect, service is suspended***

Link in bio to learn more about travel during the strike and for the latest updates.

LIRR service remains suspended today. Please note that non-passenger trains are still running and the third rail is live. Use caution around grade crossings and avoid tracks for your safety.

Starting May 18, weekday rush hour service will be enhanced on the 2, 3, 4, and 5 lines for 1.2 million daily riders!

These schedule adjustments shift train trips to high ridership hours based on customer feedback and detailed ridership and operational data.

Happy National Train Day! Which train do you ride the most? Drop your favorites in the comments below👇🚉 🚇

Y’all heard there’s a whisper down the line about a Jellicle Ball x MTA collab?! 👀

Announcing a bold new direction for our Photography Program: systemwide artist takeovers are coming this fall. For the first time, a single artist’s work will fill all 45 Arts & Design lightboxes across four stations.

Our inaugural takeover exhibition will feature industrial photographer Christopher Payne, whose large‑format images reveal the unseen beauty of American industry, infrastructure, and the skilled labor that powers it.

For the forthcoming exhibition, @christopherpaynephoto will expand on his acclaimed series inside the MTA’s Coney Island Overhaul Shop, broadening it into a systemwide study of the behind‑the‑scenes operations that keep the nation’s largest transit network moving.

The work will span all of the MTA’s operating agencies—New York City Transit, Long Island Rail Road, Metro‑North Railroad, MTA Bus Company, and MTA Bridges and Tunnels—offering the public a rare view of infrastructure and expertise that make daily travel possible.

Launching September 2026

Announcing a bold new direction for our Photography Program: systemwide artist takeovers are coming this fall. For the first time, a single artist’s work will fill all 45 Arts & Design lightboxes across four stations.

Our inaugural takeover exhibition will feature industrial photographer Christopher Payne, whose large‑format images reveal the unseen beauty of American industry, infrastructure, and the skilled labor that powers it.

For the forthcoming exhibition, @christopherpaynephoto will expand on his acclaimed series inside the MTA’s Coney Island Overhaul Shop, broadening it into a systemwide study of the behind‑the‑scenes operations that keep the nation’s largest transit network moving.

The work will span all of the MTA’s operating agencies—New York City Transit, Long Island Rail Road, Metro‑North Railroad, MTA Bus Company, and MTA Bridges and Tunnels—offering the public a rare view of infrastructure and expertise that make daily travel possible.

Launching September 2026

Announcing a bold new direction for our Photography Program: systemwide artist takeovers are coming this fall. For the first time, a single artist’s work will fill all 45 Arts & Design lightboxes across four stations.

Our inaugural takeover exhibition will feature industrial photographer Christopher Payne, whose large‑format images reveal the unseen beauty of American industry, infrastructure, and the skilled labor that powers it.

For the forthcoming exhibition, @christopherpaynephoto will expand on his acclaimed series inside the MTA’s Coney Island Overhaul Shop, broadening it into a systemwide study of the behind‑the‑scenes operations that keep the nation’s largest transit network moving.

The work will span all of the MTA’s operating agencies—New York City Transit, Long Island Rail Road, Metro‑North Railroad, MTA Bus Company, and MTA Bridges and Tunnels—offering the public a rare view of infrastructure and expertise that make daily travel possible.

Launching September 2026

Announcing a bold new direction for our Photography Program: systemwide artist takeovers are coming this fall. For the first time, a single artist’s work will fill all 45 Arts & Design lightboxes across four stations.

Our inaugural takeover exhibition will feature industrial photographer Christopher Payne, whose large‑format images reveal the unseen beauty of American industry, infrastructure, and the skilled labor that powers it.

For the forthcoming exhibition, @christopherpaynephoto will expand on his acclaimed series inside the MTA’s Coney Island Overhaul Shop, broadening it into a systemwide study of the behind‑the‑scenes operations that keep the nation’s largest transit network moving.

The work will span all of the MTA’s operating agencies—New York City Transit, Long Island Rail Road, Metro‑North Railroad, MTA Bus Company, and MTA Bridges and Tunnels—offering the public a rare view of infrastructure and expertise that make daily travel possible.

Launching September 2026

Announcing a bold new direction for our Photography Program: systemwide artist takeovers are coming this fall. For the first time, a single artist’s work will fill all 45 Arts & Design lightboxes across four stations.

Our inaugural takeover exhibition will feature industrial photographer Christopher Payne, whose large‑format images reveal the unseen beauty of American industry, infrastructure, and the skilled labor that powers it.

For the forthcoming exhibition, @christopherpaynephoto will expand on his acclaimed series inside the MTA’s Coney Island Overhaul Shop, broadening it into a systemwide study of the behind‑the‑scenes operations that keep the nation’s largest transit network moving.

The work will span all of the MTA’s operating agencies—New York City Transit, Long Island Rail Road, Metro‑North Railroad, MTA Bus Company, and MTA Bridges and Tunnels—offering the public a rare view of infrastructure and expertise that make daily travel possible.

Launching September 2026

No matter how we say it, we just want you to download the MTA app! Link in bio 🫶📱

Have you caught Locomotive 250 yet?

Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at our paint shop in North White Plains, with our team putting finishing touches on this patriotic addition to our heritage fleet.

NYC’s Fair Fares program lets New Yorkers receive half-priced fares on the subway, eligible buses, or Access-A-Ride! You can check your eligibility and enroll in the program online or at one of our Customer Service Centers.

Find your local Customer Service Center—link in bio.

7 train riders, this one's for you! 🟣 🚇

7 trains aren't running between 74 St-Broadway in Queens and 34 St-Hudson Yards in Manhattan in either direction during two weekends in May:

From 11:30 p.m. Friday, May 8 to 3:30 a.m. Monday, May 11
From 11:30 p.m. Friday, May 22 to 10:30 a.m., Monday, May 25

During these weekends, there will be shuttle buses running in Queens and Manhattan, and you can take the E, F, or R trains between boroughs. LIRR will accommodate subway riders traveling between Queens and Manhattan for no additional cost at Flushing, Mets-Willets Point, Woodside, Grand Central Madison, and Penn Station.

Crews will be making critical platform and accessible improvements at several stations along the 7 line in Queens during this service outage.

For more information and travel alternatives, check our website and MTA app. You can also sign up for the MTA Weekender, a newsletter sent every Friday that sends planned weekend service changes directly to your inbox. All of the links are in our bio!

If you’ve ever thought “I could make this station better” — this is your chance.

Our Interborough Express workshops are built for real input: talk directly with the team, weigh in on design, and help shape one of the most transformative mass transit projects in the country.

And it’s not for show — we’ve already made changes based on what we heard.

Four more workshops this May. Come through and be part of it.

Find a workshop near you: mta.info/ibx