NYC's transport authority returns to Twitter as free API access is restored
You’ll still be able to chat with our customer service teams to get help with trip planning, info on delayed trains, and other issues.Twitter shut down its free API earlier this year, instituting a $100-per-month tier for regular folks and a much higher tier for enterprise customers. Originally, Twitter grouped together institutions that provide a public service with any other business.
This forced many companies and organizations to leave the platform entirely and others toAs with all things related to modern Twitter, the API access change could flip back tomorrow, so get your real-time subway alerts while you can. In the meantime, the MTA’s various accounts are staffed by actual people, so you can chat with customer service “to get help with trip planning, info on delayed trains, and other issues.
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