(The Center Square) — New York City’s public transit system needs $42 billion in repairs over the next several years, according to a report by the state’s top bean encounter.

A report issued by state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli said a review of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s 20-Year Needs Assessment found that over the next five years, the agency needs at least $43 billion to bring its system of buses, subway cars and commuter rail trains into a state of good repair.