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The snowstorm that is wreaking havoc all over the country is causing more issues for Buffalo and Western New York as blizzard conditions continue to ravage the area.

As the impacts of the snowstorm that has hit Buffalo and Western New York begin to develop more, officials from the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority have updated their decision that impacted people's ability to travel all throughout the region.

As the snow has started to arrive in Western New York, officials from the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority have made a decision that will impact travel all over the region and is in line with the state of emergency that New York State has put in place in the 11 counties that will feel the greatest impact of the storm.

The NFTA has issued a travel advisory beginning Thursday night. So how do you know if your bus will be on time, or will arrive at all?

A local group is making the NFTA passes available in an effort to support the community

A section of shoreline behind the DL&W station collapsed into the Buffalo River this past weekend.

Metro Bus and Rail are doing their part to make it a little easier to get around WNY this summer

This multi-million dollar update is designed to help modernize the public transit system in WNY

The NFTA is going to start collecting fares from riders for its buses and the rail system again.

Tonight is the big night. The WYRK Toyota Taste of Country is finally here. So how will you make your way to Coca-Cola Field? Metro Bus & Rail has a few extra options.

The Headlines here mirror what the News is reporting, however there's something which isn't revealed or even eluded to within the headlines.  As you'll hear in the News Video below reporting that a driver attempted to hit an NFTA Officer...bu...

Happy Birthday Metro Rail of Buffalo! Proudly serving Western New York for 30 years, and looking forward to many, many more.  You can join the party this Thursday, Nov. 10 Metro Staff will be at University, LaSalle, Utica, Amherst and Allen-Medical Campus stations between 7 – 9 a.m. Don’...