Closer view Here’s a closer look at how the new and old subway maps compare through Manhattan. The MTA graphic design team made changes up to the last minute, including making it clear at hubs ...

While it’s unlikely you’ll fit such big iron from the mid-20th century in your home, you can get a similar aesthetic with [Kothe’s] interactive subway information display. The display relies ...

The MTA rolled out an online interactive map today that’ll allow ... That option is still available. “The subway map is one of the most popular tools we provide on our Web site, and we want ...

So we put together the interactive chart below based on last year's MTA reports to show you which subway elevators are the most cursed. The map pins all subway stations which had at least one ...

the Metropolitan Transportation Authority responded to complaints from riders that the subway map was difficult to use. The M.T.A. formed a committee, chaired by John Tauranac, to work with the ...

This interactive map shows how long it takes to travel anywhere in New York City by subway. The map, which comes courtesy of WYNC, took an OpenTripPlanner and an MTA schedule to create a map based ...

The new maps incorporate feedback from riders and include bright, bold colors for each subway line and more clearly indicate transfer hubs. See the map below and use the slider to compare the old ...

You can also pull up an individual line map listing each station and the times that trains stop at the stations by clicking on any of the subway rout symbols. The interactive map also indicates ...