MTA Resumes Twitter Alerts After Reaching Deal
- MTA will provide transit alerts on Twitter again after Twitter agreed to not charge public service accounts for access.
- MTA lost access to provide alerts on Twitter last week when Twitter tried charging over $500,000 per year.
- Twitter changed course and is allowing verified government accounts to post automated tweets for free.
- The interruption came as institutional Twitter users dealt with changes by new owner Elon Musk to make Twitter profitable.
- Service alerts for NYC's subway, commuter trains, and buses are active on Twitter again in time for Thursday evening's commute.