New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) recorded 15.8 billion USD in capital commitments in 2025, the largest single-year total in the agency’s history. The investments support accessibility improvements, state-of-good-repair work, and system expansion projects, including more than 5 billion USD funded through congestion pricing. The 2025–2029 Capital Plan includes 2.75 billion USD for the transit link between Brooklyn and Queens. Completed projects in 2025 totalled 6.7 billion USD, following 2023’s 7.1 billion USD as the largest annual completion figure in recent years. The record-setting capital commitments mark a continuation of investments aimed at maintaining and expanding the transit system to meet current and future needs.