New York’s MTA To Start , Fining Riders Not Wearing Masks.<br />Masks have been required on buses and subway trains for months, but many people have neglected to follow the rule.<br />According to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), no more warnings will be given.<br />Maskless riders will now be issued a $50 fine.<br />We need everyone to do their part and mask up. We know this is what our customers want. , MTA Chief Safety Officer Patrick Warren, via statement.<br />They told us they feel safer when they see their fellow customers wearing masks. It’s the ultimate sign of respect, MTA Chief Safety Officer Patrick Warren, via statement.<br />Many NYC residents voiced their support of the rule.<br />At the end of the day we’re all in this together, and as New Yorkers, we’ve been through a lot and it’s not much to ask. So if we can be a little bit safer and still get where we need to go, it’s what we should do, New Rochelle resident Troy Sill, via CBS2.<br />I totally agree. It’s the least thing we can do. I believe that we all are responsible for each other, Washington Heights resident Richard Wingert, via CBS2.<br />Free masks are still available in many subway stations if you forget yours at home
