New York City's subway map has been largely unchanged ... I want this new subway map as a wall print, a full back tattoo, or possibly both.

A new New York City subway map has been unveiled by the MTA. A lot has changed on the subway in the last 45 years, including stations, train cars, platforms, and even how we pay. But one thing ...

The New York City subway map from the MTA received its first major makeover in decades By Andrew Siff , Brad Luck and Nelson Hsu Published April 2, 2025 • Updated on April 2, 2025 at 4:53 pm ...

The new map is now featured on trains on the 42nd Street Shuttle line. Designers from the MTA's Creative Services Mapping Department say it is coming to every car and station in the subway system ...

New York City has a new subway map. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority on Wednesday unveiled its first fully redesigned subway map in nearly 50 years. Designed in-house by the MTA’s ...

New York's Metropolitan Transport Authority has released a redesigned map of its subway system, which maintains the colours of the prior one while "simplifying" it. The redesigned map was unveiled ...

First, transit officials in New York City said goodbye to the Metrocard. Now the MTA is waving farewell to another transit icon: the famed subway map. “This is a lynchpin moment,” said MTA ...

In addition, the New York Subway MTA App is not so user-friendly, as the map interface itself looks like one of the old, paper maps your dad used to bring out in the prehistoric era of no technology.

The MTA released Wednesday the first wholesale update of the New York City subway map in nearly 50 years, reminiscent of the iconic 1972 subway map designed by Massimo Vignelli. “It’s not ...

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NEW YORK (WABC) -- The MTA unveiled the first new subway map for New York City in more than 45 years on Wednesday morning. This map has significant differences. No longer a spaghetti diagram ...