MTA appoints Richard Davey as new president of NYC Transit
The MTA announced that former Massachusetts Secretary of Transportation Richard Davey will be the next president of New York City Transit.
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Mar 23, 2022, 3:41 PM
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6h agoThe MTA announced that former Massachusetts Secretary of Transportation Richard Davey will be the next president of New York City Transit.
As president, Davey will oversee the 54,000-person workforce as well as operations for New York City subways, buses and the Staten Island railway. The announcement was made Wednesday.
Davey worked for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority for 12 years.
His first day as NYC Transit president will be May 2.
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