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                                   7842
 
                        2019-2020 Regular Sessions
 
                           I N  A S S E M B L Y
 
                               May 24, 2019
                                ___________
 
 Introduced  by M. of A. CARROLL -- read once and referred to the Commit-
   tee on Corporations, Authorities and Commissions
 
 AN ACT to amend the public authorities law, in relation to enacting  the
   metropolitan transportation authority open data act
 
   THE  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, REPRESENTED IN SENATE AND ASSEM-
 BLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS:
 
   Section 1. This act shall be known and may be cited as the  "metropol-
 itan transportation authority open data act".
   §  2.  Legislative findings. The legislature finds that the release of
 data, in a format that is easily accessible, understandable  and  usable
 by  the  public, can increase civic engagement with government. In addi-
 tion, in an authority providing a public service and operating an enter-
 prise as vast as that  of  the  Metropolitan  Transportation  Authority,
 transparency  in data is in the public's best interest. It is the intent
 of the legislature that the authority and its  subsidiaries  release  as
 much  data as is feasible in open formats, so that the public can access
 that data, analyze it, and engage with the  authority  with  suggestions
 and solutions to improve its operations.
   §  3.  The  public  authorities law is amended by adding a new section
 1279-j to read as follows:
   § 1279-J. OPEN DATA  REPORTING.  1.  THE  METROPOLITAN  TRANSPORTATION
 AUTHORITY  AND  ITS  SUBSIDIARIES AND AFFILIATES, INCLUDING THE NEW YORK
 CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY AND THE TRIBOROUGH BRIDGE AND  TUNNEL  AUTHORITY,
 SHALL  FULLY  COMPLY  WITH THE PROVISIONS OF EXECUTIVE ORDER 95 OF 2013,
 "USING TECHNOLOGY TO PROMOTE TRANSPARENCY, IMPROVE  GOVERNMENT  PERFORM-
 ANCE  AND  ENHANCE  CITIZEN  ENGAGEMENT," AND SHALL PROVIDE THE NEW YORK
 STATE OFFICE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES AND LEGISLATURE ALL DATA
 AS DEFINED IN THIS SECTION.
   2. FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION, THE FOLLOWING  TERMS  SHALL  HAVE
 THE FOLLOWING MEANINGS:

  EXPLANATION--Matter in ITALICS (underscored) is new; matter in brackets
                       [ ] is old law to be omitted.
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   (A)  "OPEN  DATA  WEBSITE"  SHALL MEAN THE WEBSITE DATA.NY.GOV OR SUCH
 OTHER SUCCESSOR WEBSITE MAINTAINED BY, OR ON BEHALF OF,  THE  STATE,  AS
 DEEMED APPROPRIATE BY THE NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLO-
 GY SERVICES UNDER EXECUTIVE ORDER 95 OF 2013, OR ANY SUCCESSOR AGENCY OR
 ORDER;
   (B)  "DATA" SHALL MEAN FINAL VERSIONS OF STATISTICAL OR FACTUAL INFOR-
 MATION THAT (I) ARE IN ALPHANUMERIC FORM REFLECTED  IN  A  LIST,  TABLE,
 GRAPH,  CHART  OR OTHER NON-NARRATIVE FORM, THAT CAN BE DIGITALLY TRANS-
 MITTED OR PROCESSED; (II) ARE REGULARLY CREATED OR MAINTAINED BY  OR  ON
 BEHALF  OF  THE  METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY, ITS SUBSIDIARIES
 AND AFFILIATES AND ARE CONTROLLED BY SUCH ENTITIES; AND (III)  RECORD  A
 MEASUREMENT,  TRANSACTION OR DETERMINATION RELATED TO THE MISSION OF THE
 METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY, ITS SUBSIDIARIES AND  AFFILIATES.
 THE  TERM  "DATA"  SHALL NOT INCLUDE IMAGE FILES, SUCH AS DESIGNS, DRAW-
 INGS, PHOTOS OR SCANNED COPIES OF ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS; PROVIDED, HOWEVER,
 THAT THE TERM "DATA" SHALL INCLUDE STATISTICAL  OR  FACTUAL  INFORMATION
 ABOUT IMAGE FILES AND GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM DATA;
   (C)  "DATA SET" SHALL MEAN A NAMED COLLECTION OF RELATED RECORDS MAIN-
 TAINED ON A STORAGE DEVICE, WITH THE COLLECTION CONTAINING  DATA  ORGAN-
 IZED  OR  FORMATTED  IN  A  SPECIFIC OR PRESCRIBED WAY, OFTEN IN TABULAR
 FORM; AND
   (D) "PUBLISHABLE MTA DATA" SHALL MEAN DATA THAT IS  COLLECTED  BY  THE
 METROPOLITAN  TRANSPORTATION  AUTHORITY, ITS SUBSIDIARIES AND AFFILIATES
 WHERE THE AUTHORITY, SUBSIDIARY OR AFFILIATE IS PERMITTED,  REQUIRED  OR
 ABLE  TO  MAKE THE DATA AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC, CONSISTENT WITH ANY AND
 ALL APPLICABLE LAWS, RULES, REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS,  POLI-
 CIES  OR  OTHER RESTRICTIONS, REQUIREMENTS OR RIGHTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE
 PUBLISHABLE MTA DATA, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO CONTRACTUAL OR  OTHER
 LEGAL  ORDERS, RESTRICTIONS OR REQUIREMENTS. DATA SHALL NOT BE PUBLISHA-
 BLE MTA DATA IF MAKING SUCH DATA AVAILABLE  ON  THE  OPEN  DATA  WEBSITE
 WOULD  VIOLATE  STATUTE  OR  REGULATION,  INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
 DISCLOSURES THAT WOULD CONSTITUTE AN UNWARRANTED  INVASION  OF  PERSONAL
 PRIVACY, ENDANGER THE PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY OR WELFARE, HINDER THE OPER-
 ATION  OF  GOVERNMENT,  INCLUDING  CRIMINAL AND CIVIL INVESTIGATIONS, OR
 IMPOSE AN UNDUE FINANCIAL, OPERATIONAL OR ADMINISTRATIVE BURDEN  ON  THE
 AUTHORITY OR ITS SUBSIDIARIES OR AFFILIATES.
   3.  AS REQUIRED BY EXECUTIVE ORDER 95 OF 2013, THE METROPOLITAN TRANS-
 PORTATION AUTHORITY SHALL DESIGNATE A DATA COORDINATOR, WHO SHALL:
   (A) HAVE AUTHORITY EQUIVALENT TO THAT OF A DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OR  THE
 HEAD OF A DIVISION OR DEPARTMENT;
   (B) HAVE KNOWLEDGE OF DATA AND RESOURCES IN USE BY THE ENTITY; AND
   (C)  BE  RESPONSIBLE  FOR THE COMPLIANCE OF THE AUTHORITY, ITS SUBSID-
 IARIES AND AFFILIATES WITH THE ORDER.
   4. THE AUTHORITY AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES AND AFFILIATES SHALL MAKE  THEIR
 PUBLISHABLE  MTA DATA AVAILABLE ON ITS WEBSITE AND THE OPEN DATA WEBSITE
 AS FOLLOWS:
   (A) THE AUTHORITY SHALL CREATE A CATALOGUE  OF  PUBLISHABLE  MTA  DATA
 WITHIN ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY DAYS OF THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION;
   (B) THE METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY SHALL WITHIN ONE HUNDRED
 EIGHTY  DAYS OF THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION, SUBMIT TO THE LEGIS-
 LATURE AND PUBLISH ON ITS SHARED INTERNET WEBSITE A SCHEDULE FOR  MAKING
 ITS PUBLISHABLE MTA DATA PUBLICLY AVAILABLE. SUCH SCHEDULE SHALL PROVIDE
 FOR UPDATING THE DATA CATALOGUE AS APPROPRIATE; AND
   (C)  THE  METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY SHALL CREATE SCHEDULES
 FOR PUBLISHING ALL PUBLISHABLE MTA DATA WITHIN THREE YEARS OF THE EFFEC-
 TIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION.

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   5. THE METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION  AUTHORITY,  ITS  SUBSIDIARIES  AND
 AFFILIATES SHALL NOT BE PREVENTED FROM PUBLISHING DATA IN ADVANCE OF THE
 DATES SET IN THEIR SCHEDULES.
   §  4.  Paragraph  (b)  of  subdivision 4 of section 1263 of the public
 authorities law, as amended by chapter 425  of  the  laws  of  2018,  is
 amended to read as follows:
   (b)  The  chairman  shall  establish  committees  to assist him in the
 performance of his duties and shall appoint members of the authority  to
 such  committees.  Among  such committees, there shall be a committee on
 operations of the New York city transit  authority,  the  Manhattan  and
 Bronx  surface  transit  operating authority and the Staten Island rapid
 transit operating authority; a  committee  on  operations  of  the  Long
 Island  Rail Road and the metropolitan suburban bus authority; a commit-
 tee on operations of the Metro-North commuter railroad; a  committee  on
 operations of the Triborough bridge and tunnel authority; a committee on
 finance;  a committee on capital program oversight; A COMMITTEE ON TECH-
 NOLOGY AND OPEN DATA; and a committee on safety.  In  addition  to  such
 appointed members, each of the non-voting members referred to in subpar-
 agraph  two  of  paragraph  (a) of subdivision one of this section shall
 serve on the committee on capital program oversight,  the  committee  on
 finance,  the  committee  on  safety, the committee on operations of the
 Triborough bridge and tunnel authority,  and  the  operations  committee
 relevant  to  the  commuter  council  that  recommended such member. The
 alternate non-voting members shall each serve on  the  respective  oper-
 ations  committee relevant to the commuter council that recommended each
 member. The committee on capital program oversight and the committee  on
 safety  shall include not less than three members, and shall include the
 chairpersons of the committee on operations of the New York city transit
 authority, the Manhattan and Bronx surface transit  operating  authority
 and  the  Staten Island rapid transit operating authority, the committee
 on operations of the Long Island Rail Road and the metropolitan suburban
 bus authority, and the committee on operations of the Metro-North commu-
 ter railroad. The committee on safety shall convene at least once  annu-
 ally  and  each committee chairperson, that is a member of the committee
 on safety, shall report to the committee on safety any  and  all  initi-
 atives, concerns, improvements, or failures involving the safety of: (1)
 customers;  (2)  employees;  and (3) the public at large, in relation to
 authority facilities and services. The capital program committee  shall,
 with  respect  to  any  approved  or proposed capital program plans, (i)
 monitor the current and future availability of funds to be utilized  for
 such  plans  approved  or  proposed  to be submitted to the metropolitan
 transportation capital program  review  board  as  provided  in  section
 twelve  hundred  sixty-nine-b  of  this title; (ii) monitor the contract
 awards of the metropolitan transportation authority  and  the  New  York
 city  transit  authority  to insure that such awards are consistent with
 (A) provisions of law authorizing United States  content  and  New  York
 state  content;  (B) collective bargaining agreements; (C) provisions of
 law providing for participation by minority and women-owned  businesses;
 (D)  New  York  state  labor  laws; (E) competitive bidding requirements
 including those regarding sole source contracts; and (F) any other rele-
 vant requirements  established  by  law;  (iii)  monitor  the  award  of
 contracts  to determine if such awards are consistent with the manner in
 which the work was traditionally performed in the past provided,  howev-
 er,  that  any such determination shall not be admissible as evidence in
 any arbitration or judicial proceeding;  (iv)  review  the  relationship
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 and current and future operating budget requirements;  (v)  monitor  the
 progress  of  capital  elements  described  in each capital program plan
 approved as provided in section  twelve  hundred  sixty-nine-b  of  this
 title;  (vi)  monitor  the  expenditures incurred and to be incurred for
 each such element; and (vii) identify capital elements  not  progressing
 on  schedule,  ascertain  responsibility  therefor  and  recommend those
 actions required or appropriate to accelerate their implementation.  The
 capital  program  committee shall issue a quarterly report on its activ-
 ities and findings, and shall in connection with the preparation of such
 quarterly report, consult with the state division  of  the  budget,  the
 state  department  of  transportation,  the  members of the metropolitan
 transportation authority capital program  review  board  and  any  other
 group  the committee deems relevant, including public employee organiza-
 tions, and, at least annually, with a nationally recognized  independent
 transit  engineering  firm.  Such  report shall be made available to the
 members of the authority, to the members of the metropolitan transporta-
 tion authority capital program review board, and the  directors  of  the
 municipal assistance corporation for the city of New York.
   §  5.  The  public  authorities law is amended by adding a new section
 1269-h to read as follows:
   § 1269-H. RIDERSHIP REPORTS. 1. DEFINITIONS. FOR THE PURPOSES OF  THIS
 SECTION, THE FOLLOWING TERMS SHALL HAVE THE FOLLOWING MEANINGS:
   (A)  "TYPE  OF FARE MEDIA USED" SHALL REFER TO THE TYPE OF TICKET USED
 TO PURCHASE THE AUTHORITY'S RAILROAD, BUS AND SUBWAY  SERVICES,  INCLUD-
 ING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
   (I) SINGLE-RIDE TICKETS;
   (II) UNLIMITED-USAGE WEEKLY TICKETS;
   (III) UNLIMITED-USAGE MONTHLY TICKETS;
   (IV)  TICKETS  PURCHASED  VIA THE AUTHORITY'S SHARED INTERNET WEBSITE,
 MAIL AND RIDE PROGRAMS OR MOBILE PHONE APPLICATIONS;
   (V) STUDENT TICKETS;
   (VI) TICKETS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS OR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES; AND
   (VII) ALL OTHER KINDS OF FARE MEDIA  USED  BY  THE  AUTHORITY  ON  ITS
 SERVICES;
   (B)  "FARE DATA" SHALL REFER TO RIDERSHIP DATA RECORDED BY METROCARDS,
 OMNY, RAILROAD TICKETS, OR ANY OTHER FARE MEDIA USED BY THE AUTHORITY ON
 ITS SUBWAY, BUS AND RAILROAD SERVICES;
   (C) "ORIGIN AND DESTINATION DATA" SHALL REFER TO THE AMOUNT  OF  ROUND
 TRIPS  TAKEN BETWEEN ANY TWO RAILROAD, BUS AND/OR SUBWAY STATIONS WITHIN
 A GIVEN TIMEFRAME, AS MEASURED BY FARE DATA; AND
   (D) "JOINT TICKET" SHALL REFER TO  A  SINGLE  TICKET  OR  FARE  MEDIUM
 ALLOWING  A  PASSENGER  TO RIDE ON BOTH A RAILROAD AND SUBWAY AND/OR BUS
 SERVICE OPERATED BY THE AUTHORITY IN A SINGLE TRIP.
   2. NO LATER THAN EIGHTEEN MONTHS AFTER  THE  EFFECTIVE  DATE  OF  THIS
 SECTION,  THE  AUTHORITY SHALL TAKE ALL PRACTICABLE MEASURES TO COLLECT,
 COMPILE AND PUBLISH FOUR RIDERSHIP REPORTS FOR ITS SERVICES. ONE  RIDER-
 SHIP  REPORT  SHALL BE FOR THE STATIONS OF THE NEW YORK CITY SUBWAY, ONE
 SHALL BE FOR THE BUS LINES OPERATED BY THE AUTHORITY, ONE SHALL  BE  FOR
 THE  STATIONS  OF  THE  LONG  ISLAND  RAIL ROAD AND ONE SHALL BE FOR THE
 STATIONS OF THE METRO-NORTH COMMUTER RAILROAD.  SUCH  RIDERSHIP  REPORTS
 SHALL  BE  UPDATED  ON  A  WEEKLY BASIS, EXCEPT FOR THE REPORT ON BUSES,
 WHICH SHALL BE UPDATED ON A MONTHLY BASIS.
   3. THE RIDERSHIP REPORT FOR THE NEW YORK CITY  SUBWAY  SHALL  INCLUDE,
 BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO:

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   (A)  RIDERSHIP  PER  SUBWAY  STATION,  WHICH MUST BE SORTABLE BY RANK,
 YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE, HOUR, TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED,  AND  DIRECTION,
 FOR STATIONS WITH SEPARATE ENTRANCES FOR EACH DIRECTION;
   (B)  A LISTING OF THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE BOARDING AT EACH SUBWAY STATION
 AFTER TRANSFERRING FROM A BUS LINE, WHICH MUST BE SORTABLE BY BUS ROUTE,
 BOROUGH, RANK, YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE AND HOUR, DIRECTION, AND TYPE  OF
 FARE MEDIA USED;
   (C)  A LISTING OF THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE BOARDING AT EACH SUBWAY STATION
 AFTER TRANSFERRING FROM A DIFFERENT SUBWAY STATION, WHICH MUST BE SORTA-
 BLE BY BOROUGH, RANK, YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE AND HOUR,  DIRECTION,  AND
 TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED;
   (D)  A LISTING OF THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE BOARDING AT EACH SUBWAY STATION
 AFTER TRANSFERRING FROM A LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD OR METRO-NORTH  COMMUTER
 RAILROAD  TRAIN,  SORTABLE  BY  RANK, YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE, HOUR, AND
 TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED;
   (E) ORIGIN AND DESTINATION DATA BETWEEN ALL PAIRS OF SUBWAY  STATIONS,
 SORTED BY RANK, YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE AND HOUR;
   (F)  ORIGIN  AND DESTINATION DATA BETWEEN EACH SUBWAY STATION AND LONG
 ISLAND RAIL ROAD AND METRO-NORTH STATIONS  WHERE  RIDERS  UTILIZE  JOINT
 TICKETS,  SORTABLE BY RAILROAD BRANCH, BOROUGH, RANK, YEAR, MONTH, WEEK,
 DATE, HOUR, DIRECTION, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED; AND
   (G) ORIGIN AND DESTINATION DATA BETWEEN EACH SUBWAY STATION  AND  EACH
 BUS  STOP  ON  SELECT  BUS  SERVICES  AND OTHER BUS ROUTES FOR WHICH THE
 AUTHORITY COLLECTS RIDERSHIP DATA ON A PER-STOP  BASIS,  WHICH  MUST  BE
 SORTABLE  BY BOROUGH, BUS ROUTE, RANK, YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE AND HOUR,
 DIRECTION, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED.
   4. THE RIDERSHIP REPORT FOR THE BUS ROUTES OPERATED BY  THE  AUTHORITY
 SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO:
   (A) A LISTING OF RIDERSHIP FOR EACH BUS ROUTE, SORTABLE BY RANK, YEAR,
 MONTH, WEEK, DATE AND HOUR;
   (B) A LISTING OF THE FIVE STOPS WITH THE GREATEST NUMBER OF PASSENGERS
 BOARDING  AND ALIGHTING IN EACH DIRECTION FOR EACH ROUTE, FOR BUS ROUTES
 FOR WHICH THE AUTHORITY ESTIMATES RIDERSHIP VIA OBSERVATION, WHICH SHALL
 BE UPDATED ON AN ANNUAL BASIS;
   (C) A LISTING OF RIDERSHIP AT EACH BUS STOP FOR ALL SELECT BUS SERVICE
 ROUTES AND ANY OTHER BUS ROUTES FOR WHICH THE  AUTHORITY  COLLECTS  FARE
 DATA ON A PER-STOP BASIS, SORTED BY ROUTE, RANK, DIRECTION, YEAR, MONTH,
 WEEK, DATE, HOUR AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED;
   (D)  A LISTING OF THE AMOUNT OF TRANSFERS BETWEEN BUS ROUTES, SORTABLE
 BY BOROUGH, DIRECTION, RANK, YEAR, MONTH, WEEK AND HOUR;
   (E) A LISTING OF THE AMOUNT OF TRANSFERS BETWEEN EACH  BUS  ROUTE  AND
 EACH  SUBWAY  STATION,  SORTABLE  BY  BOROUGH,  SUBWAY TRUNK LINE, RANK,
 SUBWAY ROUTE, BUS ROUTE, YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE, HOUR,  DIRECTION,  AND
 TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED;
   (F)  A  LISTING  OF THE AMOUNT OF TRANSFERS BETWEEN EACH BUS ROUTE AND
 EACH LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD OR METRO-NORTH COMMUTER RAILROAD STATION, FOR
 RIDERS USING JOINT TICKETS,  SORTABLE  BY  DIRECTION,  RAILROAD  BRANCH,
 RANK, YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE, HOUR, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED;
   (G)  ORIGIN  AND  DESTINATION DATA BETWEEN EVERY PAIR STOPS FOR SELECT
 BUS SERVICE ROUTES AND ANY OTHER BUS  ROUTES  FOR  WHICH  THE  AUTHORITY
 COLLECTS  FARE  DATA  ON A PER-STOP BASIS, SORTED BY BUS ROUTE, BOROUGH,
 RANK, YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE, HOUR, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED;
   (H) ORIGIN AND DESTINATION DATA BETWEEN EACH SUBWAY STATION  AND  EACH
 BUS  STOP  ON  SELECT  BUS  SERVICES  AND OTHER BUS ROUTES FOR WHICH THE
 AUTHORITY COLLECTS RIDERSHIP DATA ON A PER-STOP  BASIS,  WHICH  MUST  BE

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 SORTABLE  BY BOROUGH, BUS ROUTE, RANK, YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE AND HOUR,
 DIRECTION, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED; AND
   (I) ORIGIN AND DESTINATION DATA BETWEEN EACH RAILROAD STATION AND EACH
 BUS  STOP  ON  SELECT  BUS  SERVICES  AND OTHER BUS ROUTES FOR WHICH THE
 AUTHORITY COLLECTS RIDERSHIP DATA ON A PER-STOP  BASIS,  WHICH  MUST  BE
 SORTABLE  BY  BOROUGH,  BUS  ROUTE,  RAILROAD BRANCH, RANK, YEAR, MONTH,
 WEEK, DATE AND HOUR, DIRECTION, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED.
   5. THE RIDERSHIP REPORT FOR THE LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD  SHALL  INCLUDE,
 BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO:
   (A)  A  LISTING  OF RIDERSHIP AT EACH STATION, SORTABLE BY RANK, YEAR,
 MONTH, WEEK, DATE, HOUR, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED;
   (B) A LISTING OF THE ORIGIN AND DESTINATION DATA BETWEEN STOPS, SORTA-
 BLE BY RAILROAD BRANCH, RANK, YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE AND HOUR, AND TYPE
 OF FARE MEDIA USED;
   (C) ORIGIN AND DESTINATION DATA BETWEEN EACH SUBWAY STATION  AND  LONG
 ISLAND  RAIL  ROAD STATIONS WHERE RIDERS UTILIZE JOINT TICKETS, SORTABLE
 BY RAILROAD BRANCH, BOROUGH, RANK, YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE, HOUR, DIREC-
 TION, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED;
   (D) A LISTING OF THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE BOARDING AT EACH SUBWAY  STATION
 AFTER TRANSFERRING FROM A LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD TRAIN, SORTABLE BY RANK,
 YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE, HOUR, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED;
   (E)  ORIGIN  AND  DESTINATION  DATA BETWEEN EACH STATION ON SELECT BUS
 SERVICE ROUTES AND ANY OTHER ROUTES WHERE THE AUTHORITY COLLECTS DATA ON
 A PER-STOP BASIS AND LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD STATIONS WHERE RIDERS UTILIZE
 JOINT TICKETS, SORTABLE BY RAILROAD BRANCH, BOROUGH, RANK, YEAR,  MONTH,
 WEEK, DATE, HOUR, DIRECTION, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED; AND
   (F)  A  LISTING  OF THE AMOUNT OF TRANSFERS BETWEEN EACH BUS ROUTE AND
 EACH LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD STATION,  FOR  RIDERS  USING  JOINT  TICKETS,
 SORTABLE  BY  DIRECTION, RAILROAD BRANCH, RANK, YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE,
 HOUR, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED.
   6. THE RIDERSHIP REPORT FOR THE METRO-NORTH  COMMUTER  RAILROAD  SHALL
 INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO:
   (A)  A  LISTING  OF RIDERSHIP AT EACH STATION, SORTABLE BY RANK, YEAR,
 MONTH, WEEK, DATE, HOUR, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED;
   (B) A LISTING OF THE ORIGIN AND DESTINATION DATA BETWEEN STOPS, SORTA-
 BLE BY RAILROAD BRANCH, RANK, YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE AND HOUR, AND TYPE
 OF FARE MEDIA USED;
   (C) ORIGIN AND  DESTINATION  DATA  BETWEEN  EACH  SUBWAY  STATION  AND
 METRO-NORTH  COMMUTER RAILROAD STATIONS WHERE RIDERS UTILIZE JOINT TICK-
 ETS, SORTABLE BY RAILROAD BRANCH,  BOROUGH,  RANK,  YEAR,  MONTH,  WEEK,
 DATE, HOUR, DIRECTION, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED;
   (D)  A LISTING OF THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE BOARDING AT EACH SUBWAY STATION
 AFTER TRANSFERRING FROM A LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD TRAIN, SORTABLE BY RANK,
 YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DATE, HOUR, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED;
   (E) ORIGIN AND DESTINATION DATA BETWEEN EACH  STATION  ON  SELECT  BUS
 SERVICE ROUTES AND ANY OTHER ROUTES WHERE THE AUTHORITY COLLECTS DATA ON
 A PER-STOP BASIS AND METRO-NORTH COMMUTER RAILROAD STATIONS WHERE RIDERS
 UTILIZE JOINT TICKETS, SORTABLE BY RAILROAD BRANCH, BOROUGH, RANK, YEAR,
 MONTH, WEEK, DATE, HOUR, DIRECTION, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED; AND
   (F)  A  LISTING  OF THE AMOUNT OF TRANSFERS BETWEEN EACH BUS ROUTE AND
 EACH METRO-NORTH COMMUTER RAILROAD STATION, FOR RIDERS USING JOINT TICK-
 ETS, SORTABLE BY DIRECTION, RAILROAD BRANCH, RANK,  YEAR,  MONTH,  WEEK,
 DATE, HOUR, AND TYPE OF FARE MEDIA USED.
   7.  THE AUTHORITY SHALL SET UP ITS RIDERSHIP REPORTS SO THAT USERS CAN
 EASILY ACCESS DATA ON  INDIVIDUAL  STATIONS  AND  ROUTES  ON  INDIVIDUAL
 SCREENS  ON  ITS SHARED INTERNET WEBSITE. HOWEVER, THE REPORTS SHOULD BE

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 SET UP SO THAT USERS CAN EASILY COMPARE MULTIPLE STATIONS AND/OR  ROUTES
 SIDE-BY-SIDE.
   §  6. Subdivisions 1 and 2 of section 1276-f of the public authorities
 law, as added by section 2 of subpart D of part ZZZ of chapter 59 of the
 laws of 2019, are amended to read as follows:
   1. Definitions. For the purposes of this section, the following  terms
 shall have the following meanings:
   (a)  "additional  platform  time"  means  the  average added time that
 customers spend waiting on the platform for a train, compared with their
 scheduled wait time.
   (b) "additional [train] TRAVEL time" means the average additional time
 customers spend onboard the train OR BUS due to various service issues.
   (c) "customer  journey  time  performance"  means  the  percentage  of
 customer trips with an estimated total travel time within two minutes of
 the scheduled total travel time.
   (d)  "elevator  availability"  means  percentage  of  facilities  that
 require the use of stairs and have an operational elevator.
   (e) "escalator  availability"  means  percentage  of  facilities  that
 require the use of stairs and have an operational escalator.
   (f)  "excess  journey  time" means comparison of measured journey time
 compared to scheduled and standard journey times.
   (g) "journey time metric" means the times of each component of a  trip
 including  access,  egress, interchange, time in queue for tickets, time
 on platform and time on train. Journey time and its  components  may  be
 based on a manual or an automatically generated sample.
   (h) "major incidents" mean incidents that delay twenty or more trains.
   (i)  "staff  hours  lost  to  accidents" means staff hours lost due to
 accidents or illegal activity per billion passenger journeys.
   (j) "standard journey time" means the ideal journey time calculated by
 the metropolitan transportation authority for a particular journey.
   (k) "terminal on-time performance" means the percentage of  trains  OR
 BUSES  arriving  at their destination terminals as scheduled. A train OR
 BUS may be counted as on-time if it arrives at its destination early, on
 time, or no more than two minutes late, and has not skipped any  planned
 stops.
   (L)  "BUS  SPEED"  MEANS  THE AVERAGE SPEED OF A BUS CALCULATED BY THE
 AUTHORITY THROUGHOUT THE DURATION OF ITS ROUTE.
   (M) "ADDITIONAL BUS STOP TIME"  MEANS  THE  AVERAGE  ADDED  TIME  THAT
 CUSTOMERS  SPEND  WAITING AT THE BUS STOP FOR A BUS, COMPARED WITH THEIR
 SCHEDULED WAIT TIME.
   (N) "SERVICE DELIVERED" MEANS THE ACTUAL PERCENTAGE OF  SERVICE  ON  A
 BUS  OR  RAIL ROUTE THAT OPERATES DURING PEAK HOURS AS CALCULATED BY THE
 AUTHORITY, COMPARED TO THE AMOUNT OF SERVICE SCHEDULED.
   2. Reporting  ON  RAIL  SERVICES.    The  metropolitan  transportation
 authority  shall  take  all practicable measures to collect, compile and
 publish performance metrics of all services provided by  New  York  city
 transit  subways,  long  island  railroad  and metro-north railroad on a
 weekly basis. These metrics shall include but not be limited to:
   (a) additional platform time;
   (b) additional [train] TRAVEL time;
   (c) customer journey time performance;
   (d) elevator availability;
   (e) escalator availability;
   (f) excess journey time;
   (g) journey time metric;
   (h) major incidents metric;

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   (i) staff hours lost to accidents; [and]
   (j) terminal on-time performance; AND
   (K) SERVICE DELIVERED.
   § 7. Subdivision 3 of section 1276-f of the public authorities law, as
 added by section 2 of subpart D of part ZZZ of chapter 59 of the laws of
 2019,  is  renumbered  subdivision 4 and a new subdivision 3 is added to
 read as follows:
   3. REPORTING ON BUS SERVICES. NO LATER THAN EIGHTEEN MONTHS AFTER  THE
 EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION, THE METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORI-
 TY  SHALL  TAKE ALL PRACTICABLE MEASURES TO COLLECT, COMPILE AND PUBLISH
 PERFORMANCE METRICS OF ALL BUS SERVICES IT  PROVIDES  ON  AN  INDIVIDUAL
 PER-ROUTE  BASIS ON A MONTHLY BASIS. THESE METRICS SHALL INCLUDE BUT NOT
 BE LIMITED TO:
   (A) SERVICE DELIVERED;
   (B) BUS SPEEDS;
   (C) ADDITIONAL BUS STATION TIME;
   (D) EXCESS JOURNEY TIME;
   (E) ADDITIONAL TRAVEL TIME;
   (F) CUSTOMER JOURNEY TIME PERFORMANCE;
   (G) JOURNEY TIME METRIC;
   (H) STAFF HOURS LOST TO ACCIDENTS; AND
   (I) TERMINAL ON-TIME PERFORMANCE.
   § 8. This act shall take effect immediately; provided,  however,  that
 the  amendments to paragraph (b) of subdivision 4 of section 1263 of the
 public authorities law made by section four of this act shall not affect
 the expiration of such paragraph and shall be deemed  to  expire  there-
 with.