MTA Brings Back Virtual Testimony for Board Meetings — With a Catch
This article was originally published on by THE CITY.
The MTA no longer requires in-person testimony at its board meetings beginning this week, with public speakers once again allowed to rail remotely against the transit agency — although not in real time.
The option for members of the public and MTA officials to participate remotely reverses the agency’s return to pre-pandemic traditions in July, which required a trek to the MTA’s Lower Manhattan headquarters.