Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced today that the New York City Subway system will resume 24-hour a day service beginning May 17. On May The MTA currently closes the subway stations from 1 a.m. to 4 a.m. daily for disinfection. The resumption of 24-hour service will coincide with the Governor’s announcement lifting the 12 a.m. food and beverage service curfew for outdoor dining areas.

“COVID-19 is on the decline in New York City and across New York State, and as we shift our focus to rebuilding our economy, helping businesses and putting people back to work, it’s time to bring the Subway back to full capacity,” Governor Cuomo said. “This expansion will help working people, businesses and families get back to normal as the city reopens and reimagines itself for a new future.”

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Transit officials announced last week over two million trips were taken on the subway on April 8, the first time that many trips were taken on the subway since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York City. COVID-related measures will remain in effect for the foreseeable future and the MTA will continue its daily disinfection and cleaning effort. Mask use remains mandatory while riding mass transit.