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What You Need To Know The New York City subway system celebrated its 120th birthday on Sunday It opened with nine miles of track and 28 stations as the Interboro Rapid Transit on Oct. 27, 1904 The ...

Subway ridership continues to rise — putting the lie to federal Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s repeated implications that no one would ride the subway if they had an alternative. Duffy has ...

Justin Freeman, co-director of Gallery Particulier explains the theme of an event hosted by the gallery in Prospect Lefferts Gardens on Wednesday, April 23, 2025. The gallery hosted ‘Because, Roots,’ ...

The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) last week unveiled its new, “sleeker subway map”– described as a far cry from the multi-colored mess straphangers have been depend­ing on to decipher ...

USA: The New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority introduced a redesigned network map on April 2. The first such full redesign since 1979 sees a more diagrammatic style introduced, with lines ...

Commuting on the subway has been a staple of New York City life since the early 20th century. Its early days saw much integration and expansion, shaping what the system is like today.

The new map’s bright colors and hard angles pop off the map, giving it a diagrammatic feel. New NYC Subway Map, Courtesy of the MTA The map echoes a short-lived 1972 map created by Massimo Vignelli.

One New York City subway worker in particular goes out of his way to spread a little happiness. MTA agent Rodney Smith, 71, makes sure to greet everyone who comes into his station with a smile and ...

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 ...

The trains have since returned. Anyway, the new subway map shows what the old maps have showed forever: Staten Island isn’t directly connected to the city subway system. Sure, we have the SIR.

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