The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is broadening its use of automated enforcement cameras to crack down on illegal parking in bus lanes, now extending the system to four additional routes across the city. The move aims to improve bus reliability and reduce congestion by penalizing vehicles that obstruct dedicated lanes meant for public transit. Authorities have previously deployed similar technology on select routes, and the expansion signals a continued effort to enforce transit priorities. Drivers caught violating the rules face fines, though details on the specific penalties remain unchanged.
Mta Expands Bus Lane Camera Enforcement To 4 More Routes News12 | Brooklyn
