MTA unanimously approves 5-year capital plan

The transit authority says it plans to make at least 60 more subway stations ADA-accessible to increase the percentage of accessible stations to over 50%.

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Sep 25, 2024, 4:51 PM

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The Metropolitan Transit Authority has unanimously approved its five-year, $68.4 billion capital plan.

The MTA says this plan will span from 2025 through 2029 with three goals in mind - providing frequent and reliable service, improving customer service, and fighting climate change.

The transit authority says it plans to make at least 60 more subway stations ADA-accessible to increase the percentage of accessible stations to over 50%.

The plan will now be submitted to the Capital Program Review Board by Oct. 1. The board will have 90 days to review and approve the plan.

Click here to see what the MTA has in store for New York's commuters.

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