PCAC Statement: Masks Optional on Transit
Lisa Daglian, Executive Director of the Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee to the MTA (PCAC) said: “The Governor’s “mask optional” announcement…
Author: PCAC
Broad Coalition Rallies in Support of Congestion Pricing
Broad Coalition Rallies in Support of Congestion Pricing Elected officials, business leaders, construction community members, advocates and riders join together…
Congestion Pricing EA Release is a Major Milestone for Riders and the Region!
Lisa Daglian, Executive Director of the Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee to the MTA (PCAC) and Gerry Bringmann, Chair of PCAC…
Celebrate ADA 32!
Today is the 32nd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This important civil rights law prohibits discrimination against…
PCAC Statement: Riders Thankful for a Plan to Finally #FixPenn!
We’re glad to hear that New York City and State have come to an agreement on financing the plan to…
PCAC Statement: Invest in Transit to Reduce Emissions: Riders Respond to SCOTUS Ruling
After the Supreme Court’s ruling on West Virginia v. EPA that limits the federal government’s ability to reduce greenhouse gas…
PCAC Statement: Riders Alarmed With the Supreme Court’s Ruling on NY’s Gun Laws
“There are already too many weapons in our transit system, and we’re extremely disappointed with what the Supreme Court’s ruling…
PCAC Press Release on LIRR East Side Access Proposed Service Plans: Calls For More Public Meetings and Participation Opportunities for Commuters.
After years of speculation, the MTA-LIRR finally released draft service plans for the East Side Access project, the most significant…
PCAC Submits Recommendations to Inform the MTA’s first Bike, Pedestrian, and Micromobility Strategic Action Plan
With the passing of the MTA Bike and Pedestrian Access bill signed by Governor Hochul, PCAC’s legislative mandate now includes…
NY1/Siena College Poll Proves Most Riders Are On Board With Congestion Pricing!
Getting people out of their cars and onto transit are key goals of congestion pricing, and the NY1/Siena College Poll…