select bus service

Select Bus Service along 34th Street is expected to start in November.

The Department of Transportation outlined a revised plan for the 34th Street Select Bus Service redesign on Thursday night.

State Sen. Tom Duane called on the city to address peeling signage at ticketing machines along the East Side bus route.

DOT said the new select bus service has increased rider traffic along the M15 line by 30 percent.

The public will get the chance to weigh in on the new First and Second Avenue express buses Wednesday.

The new plan is intended to ease congestion along the notoriously slow thoroughfare.

Jessica Lappin gives Select Bus Service a B-, citing problems with ticket machines, accessibility.

The city has reportedly handed out more than 15,200 tickets to drivers who trespass in the Select Bus Service lanes.

The MTA is tweaking Select Bus Service sidewalk ticketing machines, but East Side Residents still have concerns.

The new task force will focus on concerns raised by business owners who will be impacted by any plan.

Five surveillance cameras have been installed along the M15 line to speed up bus service by cracking down on cars.

Cyclists will carry signs Monday giving information about new cameras installed to enforce bus-only lanes on the East side.

Drivers caught on tape driving in bus lanes along First and Second avenues will face $115 fines.

Murray Hill residents once again shared their concerns about the 34th Street Transitway with DOT officials Thursday.

Commuters are already having problems with the service.