MTA launches 'Courtesy Counts' campaign
Encouraging acts of kindness like leaving open seats, staying out of doorways, and exercising patience can significantly improve the travel experience.
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Oct 4, 2023, 11:39 AM
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7ds agoThe MTA is initiating a new campaign to promote a more considerate travel environment.
Encouraging acts of kindness like leaving open seats, staying out of doorways, and exercising patience can significantly improve the travel experience.
"Courtesy Counts" advertisements will be visible throughout the remainder of 2023.
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