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Big moments are driving a major milestone for the LIRR. Thanks to the Knicks’ championship run and the excitement of the US Open Golf Tournament, ridership surpassed pre-COVID levels in June! From championship celebrations to world-class events, we’re proud to help keep New York moving.

The interior of an LIRR M9 train with people seated and bags stored in the overhead racks.

Replacing 196 bridge structures while keeping Metro-North service moving was no small task. But the Park Avenue Viaduct project was completed 60 months ahead of schedule and $195 million under its initial $960 million budget. Take a look behind the scenes to see how our teams made it happen.

Heavy rain, flash flooding, and thunderstorms are possible this week. Don’t forget: -Plan for extra travel time -Use handrails on stairs -Use caution on slippery surfaces -Check the status of your subway, bus, or rail before traveling -Use MTA App, TrainTime app, or mta.info for more information

Happy Friday! Mercury is no longer in retrograde and the triple threat of storms/extreme heat/extremely smoky air is no longer upon us, so why not get outside this weekend? 😎☀️ ⬇️If you’re heading out, check out our other planned service changes for this weekend: www.mta.info/article/mta-...

MTA Weekender: July 24-27, 2026

There are service changes on the subway this weekend. Here's how that will affect how you get around.

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We have an important message for riders on the 1/2/3 line! 🚇 Due to switch maintenance work, there will be reoccurring changes to service overnight and on weekends on the 1/2/3 lines over the coming weeks. For more information and travel alternatives, check our website and MTA app.

Starting this week, there will be major service changes on weeknights and weekends on the 1, 2 and 3 lines! We're replacing tracks, as well as performing structural maintenance, inspections, and electrical and mechanical work. Read all of the details: mta.info/123work

Major service changes on the 1, 2, and 3 lines in summer 2026

Service changes will take place on the 1, 2, and 3 lines this summer while crews complete track work. Get more information on travel alternatives.

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As we head into the PM rush hour, we are monitoring today’s storm and are prepared to respond as conditions warrant. If you are traveling today, stay safe—build in extra time and use caution on slippery surfaces. Don’t forget to check the MTA app or mta.info for the latest service status.

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A flood watch is in effect in our area today. Here are some important tips: - Plan for extra travel time - Use handrails on stairs - Use caution on slippery surfaces - Check the status of your subway, bus, or rail before traveling - Use MTA app, TrainTime app, or mta.info for more information

A flood watch is in effect in our area today. Here are some important tips: - Plan for extra travel time - Use handrails on stairs - Use caution on slippery surfaces - Check the status of your subway, bus, or rail before traveling - Use MTA app, TrainTime app, or mta.info for more information

A flood watch is currently in effect for our area. Important travel tips: - Give yourself extra time. - Use caution on slippery surfaces. - Use handrails in stations. - Check the MTA app, TrainTime app, or MTA.info for the latest service status. Stay safe, and thanks for riding with us.

Happy Friday! It's the final weekend of the World Cup, and NYNJ Stadium is hosting the final match on Sunday. ⚽️🏟️ If you’re heading out to the game, a watch party, or just enjoying the summer vibes, check out our planned service changes happening this weekend: www.mta.info/article/mta-...

MTA Weekender: July 17-20, 2026

There are service changes on the subway this weekend. Here's how that will affect how you get around.

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Soccer fans, if you’re taking the subway to a World Cup watch party this weekend—look out for soccer balls on the MTA app! The ball means that the incoming train has been wrapped with a bold design that features countries around the world ⚽🚇

Screenshot of MTA app showcasing that an incoming 7 train is wrapped in a global soccer design

Today, we’re celebrating the 90th anniversary of MTA Bridges and Tunnels’ flagship facility—the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge! Also known as the Triborough Bridge, this vital link has connected Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx since 1936.

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To celebrate Disability Pride Month, join the MTA and the New York Transit Museum on July 21 for a special virtual conversation! You'll hear from MTA leadership as they discuss innovation in accessibility and improvements across the system: https://www.nytransitmuseum.org/program/accessibility2026/

MTA and Accessibility: A Conversation with Leadership - New York Transit Museum

Learn how accessibility is shaping the future of transit with new digital tools, elevators, and other system wide improvements.

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Headed to the Brazil v. Norway match today at NYNJ Stadium? Public transit is the best way to get there ⚽️ The MTA can connect you to World Cup transportation options, including official NYNJ Stadium shuttle buses and NJ Transit rail service: mta.info/worldcup

World Cup 2026 travel guide

The FIFA World Cup 2026 will take place in New York and New Jersey this summer. Here’s everything you need to know about getting around NYC and beyond on public transit.

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