Governor Kathy Hochul and the MTA revealed plans to enhance bus service on 14 busy routes across Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island starting June 29. The initiative aims to cut wait times by up to 2.5 minutes during peak hours, with funding of $8 million from the Outer Borough Transportation Account. Key upgraded routes include the B17, B26, and S79 SBS to improve transportation in underserved areas. Additionally, phase one of the Queens Bus Network redesign is set to launch the same day, reflecting ongoing efforts for public transport improvements.
Increased bus service will commence on June 29, targeting peak times to reduce wait times across 14 local routes in the outer boroughs.
Governor Hochul's initiative aims to enhance the public transportation experience, funded by $8 million from the Outer Borough Transportation Account.
Upgraded routes include several key lines in Brooklyn and Staten Island, improving service in high-ridership areas lacking subway access.
The redesign of the Queens Bus Network will also begin on the same day, emphasizing ongoing improvements in public transportation accessibility.
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