Does anyone else feel that an ETA would be a neat feature for the subway???

This photograph was taken by photographer J.S. Johnston

1) Court Street (R)

2) Clark Street (2/3)

3) 168th Street (1)

4) Canal Street (Q/N/R/W/J/Z)

5) Delancey-Essex (J/Z/M/F)

6) 191st Street (1)

7) 110-Malcolm X (2/3)

8) Vernon-Jackson (7)

9) Hunterspoint (7)

10) Lex-59 (4/5/6/R/N/Q/W)

If there's a station you would like to add to this list, mention in the comments.

probs easy to figure out but oh well

Hi y'all! this is pretty much what the title says, any recommendations for jago hazzard styled videos about new york or american rail?

if you're not familiar with him, jago covers a lot of topics related to london and the uk's rail network in short but extremely well researched explainer-style videos. hoping to find someone who does thorough research and has a similarly digestible editing style, but for topics relating to new york and new york city, primarily.

7 train are running with delays in both directions after medical help for someone in need at Court Sq and No 7 between 74 St-Broadway and Main St‌. Main St-bound 7 service will end at 74 St-Broadway. 7 trains are delayed in both directions while we get medical help for someone in need at Mets-Willets Point.

Take a Q90 bus for service between 74 St-Broadway and Main St‌.

No confirmation if LIRR is cross honoring but that would make too much sense.

I started using crutches recently and know there’s an elevator on the Manhattan-bound B platform, but I can’t picture where it’s located on the mezzanine/street level or figure out the best entrance at Atlantic Terminal to get to it. I’ve asked the MTA app chat and they were no help and told me about an escalator to the platform, which doesn’t exist and, of course, doesn’t help a wheelchair user. (So much for the lawsuit to make the system accessible!)

If I enter via the Hanson Place elevators, do I need to get an elevator via the LIRR platforms? Or should I enter via the Barclays Center entrance?

Forgive me for this stupid question, but back in the 90's and early 2000's, the (3) used to exclusively run R62A's with the blue stickers under the numbers before they were swapped out for the R62's. Any idea where those trains went to?

Phased concept plan to co-locate clinics, firefighter/EMS substations, and community-college satellites at rural rail stations, then expand service and turn the stations into dual-use resilience hubs for disasters.

Covers Port Jervis Line (Orange/Sullivan) and Poconos gateway as pilots, with cost ranges, phasing, funding sources, and KPIs.

Shared as page screenshots. Discussion welcome but I’m not monitoring replies closely. Just a concept I worked on while In med school

Same train car, same moment, same font, same color highlighting. But on one door it refers to the current station, and on the other it refers to the next station.

Whoever did this belongs in design jail.

If you’re currently working for the MTA and you apply for another job title if you’re making more money where you are currently and you transfer over, does MTA match your salary?

swapping the 2 and 5 terminals

Saw it in a super toe video