The MTA plans to enhance subway safety by installing protective platform edge barriers at over 100 stations by the end of 2025. So far, 56 stations have received these barriers. The initiative is part of a comprehensive safety upgrade that includes improved LED lighting and an expanded security camera rollout. The barriers are intended to prevent accidents on the tracks, addressing significant public safety concerns. MTA Chair Janno Lieber confirmed the importance of safety investments, which have correlated with rising customer satisfaction. Governor Kathy Hochul reiterated the priority of safety in the initiative.
The MTA is set to install protective platform edge barriers at over 100 subway stations by the end of 2025, as part of a broader safety upgrade involving brighter LED lighting and increased security measures.
These partial-height barriers aim to prevent riders from falling onto the tracks, addressing safety concerns voiced by 59 percent of survey respondents.
MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber highlighted that investments in safety are crucial for rider satisfaction, showcasing investments in platform barriers and security cameras.
Governor Hochul emphasized that safety is her number one priority, linking the initiative to upgraded lighting and improved security measures across the subway system.
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