As part of the Queens Bus Network Redesign, we're implementing 25 new Rush Routes across the borough! Buses on Rush Routes will make limited stops when they approach major transit hubs to help people who live farther from the subway reach their trains faster. Phase 1 of implementation of the Queens Bus Network Redesign begins Sunday, June 29. Learn more: mta.info/queensbus | Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA

🆕 There's a new feature on mta.info and the Apple iOS MYmta app that shows you how many riders are on arriving buses, so you can decide whether you're comfortable boarding or if you'd rather wait. Right now, we're live on about 40% of our buses, in all 5 boroughs. We know distancing on public transit can be a concern, especially as the city reopens and folks go back to work, and we hope this tool helps you make you a little more comfortable as you get on the bus. We’re continuing work to instal

What does redesigning our bus network mean for you? 🚌 It means making buses easier to use by simplifying routes, improving connectivity, refining bus stop spacing, giving buses priority on the road, and boosting service frequency 💪 Learn more: http://mta.info/busredesign | Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA

JUST IN: The Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) will transition most fixedroute bus operations from the Rosa Parks Transit Station to the Jacksonville Regional Transportation Center at LaVilla (JRTC) on Monday. ROUTE DETAILS: https://bit.ly/3eYVihL | Action News Jax