The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) has announced a new emergency ride service aimed at assisting users of mobility devices following a recent cyberattack that disrupted regular transit operations.
This initiative is designed to ensure that individuals who rely on wheelchairs and other mobility aids have access to transportation during this challenging period. The MTA is committed to maintaining accessibility and providing necessary support to those in need.
Details regarding the emergency service, including how to access it and its operational hours, will be made available through MTA's official channels. The agency encourages affected users to reach out for assistance as they navigate transportation options during this time.
The cyberattack has prompted the MTA to enhance its security measures and explore additional support services for its riders. The agency is working diligently to restore full functionality to its systems while prioritizing the safety and convenience of all passengers.
Reported by HarborBeat based on CBS News (source).
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