Next Stop: Fast Buses, Better Service - A chat with NYC's DOT Commissioner, Mike Flynn
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New York City has the most famous subway in the United States, yet the bus is the workhorse that moves millions of people every single day. That’s why we sat down with Transportation Commissioner Mike Flynn to unpack NYC’s newly announced Bus Action Plan and the specific, measurable goal at the center of it: make buses 20% faster without leaving rider comfort, safety, or accessibility behind.
We get into the real mechanics of bus priority, from dedicated bus lanes and busways to the political reality of reallocating street space in a dense city where every curb has competing needs. Commissioner Flynn explains why leadership matters when public opinion wobbles right before a major change, and why partnerships between city and state agencies are essential for turning a plan into actual on-street results.
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