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Hello all, Im planning to apply for the t/o exam 6615 in June. Im 39 and would be switching careers. Ive been employed with the same company for 15yrs. I have family members who work for the MTA and they speak wonders about the career opportunities and benefits. Just looking for some advise for someone who is brand new to the application/testing process. Good luck to all!
Hello. I took the mta exam # 8098 and my name got passed. Who do i call?
You have to call DCAS to find out what is happening and also call livingston street as well to confirm with them why you were passed. Get on it right away
Hello to all my name is Bob I recently retired from the New York City Transit Authority I spent 33 years working and repairing subway trains it was a good job I have worked other jobs before the transit authority but they were just stepping stones I spent 33 years with them I learned a lot from them and when I retired two years ago I kept all my medical benefits until my Death. so I'm glad that I had this job and I recommend it everyone Private jobs today do not pay good at all and hardly give any medical benefits whatsoever when I retired I was Making $52 an Hour Straight time two years ago and you can too. your best bet is to get a city job. Transit being one of them, good luck to you all of you and keep in mind that you need a job with a future and advancements and you can get that with New York City Transit and all other city jobs good luck to all. Bob
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