New York City commuters may soon be facing stricter penalties for violating bus lane rules, as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) announces a crackdown on drivers who block bus lanes and ignore camera fines. The MTA has installed hundreds of cameras along bus lanes in Manhattan and other boroughs, capturing images of vehicles that cut off buses, make U-turns, or park in restricted zones. Those caught on camera can expect to receive hefty fines, with some reports suggesting penalties could reach up to $250. The move aims to reduce congestion, improve air quality, and get buses moving more efficiently through the city's crowded streets.
MTA cracking down with bus lane camera fines CBS News
