MTA greenlights $19.3 billion budget, prioritizes accessibility upgrades
A significant portion of these funds is earmarked for enhancing accessibility across its infrastructure.
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Dec 21, 2023, 1:02 PM
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Updated 368 days ago
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4ds agoThe MTA has given the go-ahead for its 2024 budget, which totals $19.3 billion.
A significant portion of these funds is earmarked for enhancing accessibility across its infrastructure.
This initiative entails the installation of new elevators or ramps to ensure compliance with federal regulations. Additionally, changes are slated for the MTA's congestion pricing plan, imposing a $15 fee for drivers navigating below 60th Street in Manhattan.
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