The full list of rules and related fines can be found here. Anyone who violates MTA and NYCTA rules can be evicted from MTA and NYCTA facilities, officials said. NEW YORK (PIX11) – As part of Mayor Eric Adams` commitment to the city`s road safety, all transportation officials must enforce the MTA and NYC Transit Authority codes of conduct “fairly.” Adams announced the measure Friday when he unveiled his plan to make the subway safer and homeless people to work. A gradual return to shared travel began on July 6, 2021. Guests can continue their journey with their family and friends. Visit the Access-A-Ride website for more information. If you don`t have a mask, we`ll give you one for free. Ask at a subway booth or ask a LIRR or Metro North Station ambassador. You can also buy a mask at PSA vending machines, which we are testing at 10 stations. We are testing new ways to clean and disinfect more effectively.

And we work with technical consultants to do that. Here are some of the new technologies we`re testing. Adams said the new plan was the second phase of a joint initiative with the NYPD that he and Hochul first announced in early January. At these stations, you can get help with a discounted MetroCard. They do not transact in cash. Our crews remove garbage, clean up spills and biohazards, clean seats, floors and other surfaces, and disinfect common points of contact. We use disinfectants registered by the Environmental Protection Agency. Drivers who refuse to wear a mask are subject to a $50 fine. We operate on a regular schedule. Night metro operations resumed and improved night bus services were halted. We also clean metro stations during the day and trains and buses during the night. Trains running at night are also thoroughly cleaned, except in terminal stations instead of stations.

Wearing a mask is still mandatory in indoor stations and on trains, buses and paratransit vehicles. Transit officers will take care of everything from wearing masks to drug use. In addition, it becomes a requirement, not a demand, that everyone leaves the train and station at the end of the line. You do not need to wear a mask in stations and outdoor platforms or at bus stops. You must wear a mask when boarding a train, bus or paratransit vehicle. “The metro and our bus system are the lifeblood of our city. If we don`t do them right, our city won`t continue to recover from COVID,” Adams said.