MTA app is latest hub

The MTA now has one app to rule them all.

A new app that covers all modes of travel at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority — subway, bus and rail — was released Monday. The agency also updated its main website that’s easier to navigate.

It details delays, planned work, service changes and real-time arrivals, while letting riders plan trips and find nearby stations. It’ll also track escalators and elevator outages.

Riders can download the app and test out the beta version — MTA officials will be collecting passenger feedback.

“This is about getting to our customers and putting information in their hands,” MTA managing director Ronnie Hakim said.

There is currently separate MTA apps called eTix to pay for commuter rail trips and Subway Time for train trip arrivals and disruptions.