MTA approves new phase of E-Hail Pilot Program
The program will enter its third phase and is scheduled to begin on July 1.
•
May 22, 2024, 9:47 PM
•
Updated 24 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:49
Pleasant weekend in Brooklyn ahead of expected heat wave
5h ago1:29
Rapper Cardi B takes the stage at Coney Island Art Walls
5h ago2:01
Destruction of Allerton community fridge caught on video
6h ago1:43
Emergency exercises tests NYC schools’ readiness for another Superstorm Sandy
10h ago1:21
Annual Fish and Arts Festival brings environmental awareness to Hunts Point
10h ago1:22
Belmont BID hosts Italy vs. Albania UEFA Euro 2024 watch party
10h ago1:49
Pleasant weekend in Brooklyn ahead of expected heat wave
5h ago1:29
Rapper Cardi B takes the stage at Coney Island Art Walls
5h ago2:01
Destruction of Allerton community fridge caught on video
6h ago1:43
Emergency exercises tests NYC schools’ readiness for another Superstorm Sandy
10h ago1:21
Annual Fish and Arts Festival brings environmental awareness to Hunts Point
10h ago1:22
Belmont BID hosts Italy vs. Albania UEFA Euro 2024 watch party
10h agoThe MTA held a board meeting on Wednesday where it voted to approve the next phase of its E-Hail Pilot Program.
E-Hail is an on-demand service that offers participating Access-A-Ride customers the opportunity to book trips in real-time through taxi or vehicle services.
The program will enter its third phase and is scheduled to begin on July 1.
Access-A-Ride will continue to provide service with no monthly limits or per trip costs beyond $2.90 fare.
