Metropolitan Transportation Authority

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is North America's largest transportation network, serving a population of 15.3 million people in New York and parts of Connecticut. Established in 1965, the MTA operates public transportation across 12 counties in southeastern New York and 2 counties in southwestern Connecticut, including New York City. The MTA provides a wide range of transportation services through various agencies. This includes the New York City Transit, which manages the bus and subway systems, the Long Island Rail Road for commuter rail service, and the Metro-North Commuter Railroad for regional rail lines. Additionally, the MTA operates seven tolled bridges and two tunnels, as well as regional bus services. On weekdays, the MTA accommodates around 11 million passengers, with over a million using its bridges and tunnels daily.