Sluggish bus service unveiled in NYC MTA's assessment for The Bronx.

In a recent audit, school report cards have been issued for city buses in New York City, shedding light on their performance. However, the specific bus lines in the city, excluding those in The Bronx, that received D ratings for issues with their average speed were not specified in the article.

The average speed of buses in New York City, excluding those in The Bronx, is lower than 10 miles per hour, and many bus lines received D ratings for their speed. Conversely, the average speed of buses in The Bronx is also below 10 miles per hour, and about 56 bus lines were assessed, with five of them receiving an F rating. Surprisingly, the on-time rate of these bus lines is higher than the average.

The Bx29 route in New York City is a notable exception, as it received the only A rating in The Bronx, with an 85.2% on-time rate. The Bx29 route's average speed is about 14 miles per hour. The only other bus line in The Bronx to receive an A rating was not specified.

City Comptroller Brad Lander has stated the poor performance of city buses in New York City, but the person held responsible for the poor performance of buses in The Bronx is not named in the provided search results, and the city bus lines that received an F rating in this investigation are also not mentioned in the available information.

The article does not provide information on the reasons for the poor performance of buses in The Bronx, but city leaders have stated that commuters rely on buses everyday and this audit provides a roadmap to making them faster and more reliable. Unfortunately, the article does not mention any proposed solutions or improvements for the city buses' performance outside of The Bronx.

It is worth noting that the article does not mention any proposed solutions or improvements for the city buses' performance in The Bronx either. This leaves many commuters in The Bronx wondering about the future of their daily transportation.

In conclusion, while some bus lines in New York City have received poor grades for their speed and on-time rates, the Bx29 route stands out as a success story. However, the poor performance of buses in The Bronx remains a concern, and it is hoped that city leaders will address this issue and provide solutions to improve the reliability and speed of bus services in The Bronx.