The MTA has detected that some visitors are using out of date browsers and warns those users that parts of the site may not work as expected, according to a notice on its website.
The notice states the agency no longer supports the older browser and recommends updating to the latest version to restore full functionality, as reported on the site.
The message makes clear that unsupported browsers can cause unpredictable behavior across pages, which may hinder access to certain site features and content.
The site also indicates it offers accessibility features and translation support, shown by a label referencing a translate function at the bottom of the page.
Careers And Site Navigation
The MTA website directs job seekers to a dedicated Careers section that includes job postings, information on how to apply, employee benefits, and additional resources, the page lists.
Visitors can find an About the MTA area and a Contact Us link for inquiries, and the site references transparency resources under a Careers Transparency label.
The careers pages appear intended to centralize hiring information and benefits details for prospective applicants, while the Contact Us option provides a channel for further questions, according to the site navigation labels.
The combined site notices aim to guide users to update their browsers and to the agency’s employment and transparency resources, ensuring access to both functional web features and key organizational information.
