Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA subway train crusies through Canal Street station #MTA #Subway #SubwayTrain #MTASubway #NYCSubway | The Trainboard

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🎬 This 1973 #NYTMCollection footage comes from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA's “Transit Construction Progress Report." The short film details several local transit improvement projects that were underway in the early 1970s, including the Archer Avenue Lines. The Archer Avenue Lines opened in 1988, with three new stations added to the IND Queens Boulevard Line: Jamaica Center–Parsons/Archer, Sutphin Boulevard–Archer Avenue–JFK, and Jamaica–Van Wyck. Although this project was or

🎬 Produced in 1989 for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA, “Progress in Motion” highlights each of the MTA’s agencies and describes the improvements made in the transit system since the Capital Program began. This clip covers the TBTA (Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority), which has been known as MTA Bridges and Tunnels since 1994. MTA Bridges and Tunnels currently operates seven bridges and two tunnels in New York City, handling more than 336 million vehicle crossings each year

🚌 #SurfaceSunday: This 1997 Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA training video from the #NYTMCollection was used to teach bus operators about #MetroCard transfers. The MetroCard eliminated the need for paper transfers between buses and added the capability of free transfers between buses and subways. After decades of token use, riders were beginning to make the switch to MetroCard, enjoying a streamlined transfer process. Do you remember the token to MetroCard crossover period or paper

Meet George, a bus operator who has worked at the MTA for over 30 years! He helps riders get to where they need to go with a smile. He's one of the 12,000 bus operators who keep New York moving! | Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA

Our bus operators move millions of New Yorkers just like you every day. We've been hard at work since the summer, training hundreds of new operators and graduating a new class every two weeks. We asked a few folks from the newest graduating class what made them want to join the MTA and become a bus operator. Want to join the team that moves New York? Learn more about becoming a bus operator here: https://new.mta.info/careers/bus-operator | Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA