New York City buses move slower than ever after Mayor Eric Adams failed to invest in improvements like bus lanes, according ...

Quicker trips, fewer traffic jams, and shifts in commuting patterns are becoming more apparent. Here's what MTA officials are saying since congestion pricing has been implemented: ...

Riders on express routes from Queens, Staten Island and the Bronx are saving an average of up to 10 minutes per trip and seeing more reliable service, according to the MTA. Bus ridership is up 6% ...

However, a handful of bus routes originating in Brooklyn and Staten Island had seen an increase in ridership the previous week. Within the congestion zone, the immediate impact has been more mixed.

it would be hard to live on Staten Island or in parts of the Bronx without a car. And even in relatively well-served Manhattan, I had time to marvel at the subway map because ... my train was late.

Subway ridership, already at over three million daily users, hasn’t noticeably increased, though some Brooklyn and Staten Island bus routes are seeing a bump in passengers. Governor Kathy Hochul ...

The MTA said that faster traffic is improving the speeds of buses, especially on express service bus routes ... on express buses from Queens, Staten Island, and the Bronx are saving up to 10 ...

Last year, the union filed a lawsuit against the plan in partnership with the Staten Island borough president ... said the possibility of shorter bus routes “would be a welcome positive side effect,” ...

a majority of Staten Island respondents expressed dissatisfaction with the borough’s local bus service. Of all the public transit options on Staten Island, local buses by far received the lowest ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- One of the first migrant shelters to open on Staten Island will cease operations in the coming months following repeated calls from elected officials over the past two years.