As the highly anticipated 2026 FIFA World Cup draws near, New York officials are gearing up to handle the expected influx of international visitors and soccer enthusiasts. In a bid to ensure seamless transportation for the massive crowds, city officials have announced plans to increase the frequency and capacity of trains, subways, and buses connecting to and from major World Cup venues. With six US cities, including New York, set to host the tournament, the city's transportation infrastructure will be put to the test. As the clock ticks down to the big event, residents and visitors alike will be watching closely to see if these promises are met, and if they will be able to navigate the city's streets and public transportation systems with ease.
New York officials promising more trains, subways and buses to and from the World Cup CBS News
