So it is understandable that New York City Transit - the largest arm of the authority - proudly noted today that its online Trip Planner tool had received a vowed to improve its communications with customers and send out e-mail messages about service disruptions, In response to withering criticism, the M.T.A. Web site was temporarily bereft of up-to-date service information. Less than two months later, when crippling thunderstorms flooded and nearly shut down the subway system, the M.T.A. During a brief blackout in parts of Manhattan and the Bronx last June, the M.T.A. Web site is not known for being particularly cutting edge. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has won an award for an online tool. Riders can also plan travel itineraries online any time of day by visiting NYC Transit's Trip Planner at. Customers may call NYC Transit's Travel Information Center at 71 between 6:00 a.m. onto 8th Ave, right on 14th St, left on 6th Ave where the buses will resume their normal routes.Īll detours are subject to cancellation or change depending on instructions from the Secret Service and the New York City Police Department.Ĭustomers of these and other Manhattan local bus routes are advised to check posted Service Alerts throughout the day at and give themselves extra travel time. The 57th Street bound X-1, X-10, X-17, X-27 & X-28 will travel via Church St., turn left on Canal St., right on Hudson St. where they will resume their normal routes. The following detours will be in effect Monday morning: BM1, BM2, BM3, and BM4 buses will exit the Battery Tunnel at Trinity Place, take Trinity Place to Church St. In addition, some subway station entrances/exits may be temporarily closed. As a result many local and express bus routes in Lower and Midtown Manhattan are expected to be either delayed or detoured while the President's motorcade travels through the city. President Barack Obama is scheduled to visit Lower Manhattan on Monday, September 14, 2009.
NEW YORK Below is information released by the MTA:
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