MTA 24-hour subway service is returning on the morning of May 17
Service details regarding the upcoming changes from MTA
Subways and buses
- We’re running on a regular schedule. Subway service is still suspended from 2 a.m. to 4 a.m. Monday, May 17, 24-hour subway service will resume.
- Front-door boarding and fare collection has resumed on local buses.
- Most station booths are not making any Reduced-Fare MetroCard transactions.
Access-A-Ride/Paratransit
- AAR fare collection has resumed. Customers and guests will be required to pay the full fare of $2.75, in exact change. (The fare for AAR Fair Fares customers is $1.35, also in exact change.) Personal care attendants still travel for free.
- We are not scheduling shared rides. (You can still travel with a personal care attendant or guest.)
Metro-North Railroad
- Off-peak fares are in effect.
Long Island Rail Road
- Off-peak fares are in effect.
Traveling safely
What we’re doing
- Continuing to deep-clean and disinfect stations and vehicles
- Reminding riders about precautions to keep everyone safe, including floor decals and station announcements
- Making hand sanitizer and masks available in stations
What you can do
- Wear a mask. They’re required when you ride with us.
- Social distance whenever possible.
- Travel during less busy times if you can.
- Use hand sanitizer, and wash your hands when you get to your destination.