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RT @MTANewsroom: 122 years of keeping the city moving. Happy Subway Day!

RT @MTA: Do you have feedback for the MTA? The Fall 2026 Customers Count survey is now open: Whether you take the subway, bus, Access-A-Ride, @MetroNorth, or @LIRR, your honest opinion helps us improve service for everyone!

Happy Subway Day! On this day in 1904, we took our very first ride from City Hall to 145 St. 122 years later, the subway continues to move the city that never sleeps. To celebrate, we've put together a thread of subway trivia 🤔🚇

Which of these artists does not have artwork in a subway station as part of the MTA’s Arts & Design program? A. Yoko Ono B. Roy Lichtenstein C. Milton Glaser D. Yayoi Kusama

Here's the answer key! How many did you get correct?

Costume Credits: Prospero The Cat glynisomeara yourfriendenzo Ryntern See more on our Instagram:

Wearing a transit-themed Halloween costume this year? Email us photos at submissions@mtahq.org and we'll repost our favorites 👻

The MTA is hiring Auto Mechanics & Mechanic's Helpers! Join us on Sunday, November 1 for a hiring event from 9 am - 2 pm at 149 Pierrepont St in Brooklyn featuring career opportunities, with same-day testing available for qualified candidates: Automotive mechanic experience and/or education required for admission. Same-day assessments take approximately 3–4 hours. Admission is first-come, first-served. Bring a driver's license valid in New York State and two printed copies of your resume.

Happy Friday, folks! It's shaping up to be another beautiful weekend in New York. Here’s an overview of the planned service changes happening this weekend on the subway 🚇 Get more details and travel alternatives in the weekender:

Here is your weekend map! 🗺️ Full resolution version:

Libra riders know how to keep the vibe balanced 🙂‍↕️ Share this with your favorite Libra! ♎️

RT @LIRR: Please take the MTA Customers Count survey and make your voice heard! We’re always looking for ways to improve, and your feedback helps shape what we do next.

The MTA is proposing a new 125 Street Subway, which would extend west from the future 125 St/Lexington Av Q station. The project would connect existing subway lines—including the Second Avenue Subway—and bus routes along the corridor. Learn more about this project at a public scoping meeting; we're hosting two virtual sessions on October 22, and one in-person session on October 27. Register for a session and get all the details:

The Champions are home, and you can feel the @nyknicks energy across the city! GO NEW YORK, GO NEW YORK, GO 🏆🏀