#subway-system

#subway-system

MTA plans to install delayed egress gates at 150 subway stations to combat fare evasion.

New York City's subway signal system relies on outdated technology, highlighting the complexity and hands-on nature of its operation.

The TTC is phasing out "no tap" gates to combat fare evasion, costing them over $20 million annually.

The MTA's outdated electrical system struggles to support modern subway operations, affecting service efficiency for millions of daily riders.

MTA's outdated signal system in Brooklyn needs modernization to improve subway efficiency and safety.

The MTA's order of 435 new R211 trains signifies a move to modernize the subway system while phasing out older, beloved models.

The New York City subway system has dramatically transformed neighborhoods and community identities over 120 years, becoming essential for transportation and cultural connections.

The New York Transit Museum celebrates the subway's 120th anniversary with a new exhibit and vintage train rides.

Subway air quality is potentially unhealthy, often exceeding World Health Organization guidelines due to particle pollution from train operations.

Danny Cortes creates a miniature subway station model to preserve the raw energy and authenticity of 1980s New York City.