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The MTA named the bus routes it will cancel fares on for at least six months, starting this fall, as part of a state-ordered pilot program pushed hard by progressives this year.

The agency is in the process of removing all printed bus schedules, replacing them with signs that instruct riders to check the myMTA app, text the MTA arrival number, check social media or call 511.

The MTA stripped the schedules from hundreds of bus stops around the city as a cost-cutting move, Brannan said. “There are many things with the MTA that need fixing but this isn’t one of them.