NYPD Bus Plan to Clear Congestion

The NYPD has a plan to clear congestion in the bus lane. MTA members say they are unveiling a Bus Action Plan. The plan is calling for onboard cameras to help keep the lanes clear.

This plan is being put in place to improve MTA bus service. The city needs to improve enforcement of bus lanes according to the MTA board members at a meeting on Monday.

The president of NYC transit, Andy Byford, unveiled a bus action plan to improve service. This plan is being met with praise from board members as well as transit advocates. The plan is asking for more bus lane cameras and increased enforcement. Board members are saying the NYPD needs to do better at enforcing the laws and keeping vehicles from illegally parking or idling in bus lanes and at bus stops.

Congestion at bus lanes can pose a risk to bus passengers as well as pedestrians. Also, it can slow down service and keep people from reaching their destinations.

Byford also said that the MTA needs to use technology more to assist bus lane enforcement.

The new bus plan also calls for a new transit priority enforcement team to be created.

If you’ve been injured in an accident involving an MTA bus, you could seek compensation for your injuries. If the accident was caused by someone else who was acting negligently, such as the bus driver or the driver of another vehicle, you could seek compensation for medical bills and other damages.

To get help with an MTA accident claim in New York, call Frekhtman & Associates at (212) 222-1111.

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