New York City Transit plans subway service increase
The agency is increasing the number of trains along the A, D, E and F subway lines.Photo – Wikimedia user Bebo2good1 (shared under Creative Commons)
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MTA New York City Transit (NYCT) in fall will add several trains along the A, D, E and F subway lines to accommodate growing ridership.
The additional trains primarily will run before or after rush hours. The service increase will take effect in November.
The agency also is boosting bus service on certain lines in Queens. The changes are expected to lead to shorter wait times and less crowding on the lines at certain times, NYCT officials said in a press release.
"We're thrilled to add some additional service for subway and bus riders, and much bigger improvements are on the horizon," said NYCT President Andy Byford.
Today, the agency is expected to release a comprehensive plan to modernize and improve all its services.
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