By Christina Goldbaum Small, gray rectangles show trains ... baffling posters plastered in stations. But by depicting service changes visually, transit officials say, the map will allow even ...

The MTA has unveiled a brand new map for the NYC subway, and while some commuters are a little hesitant about the change, design fans are delighted by the new look. The new map has been praised ...

But now there is hope: the new MTA Live Subway Map is a web-based visualization that shows subway service in real time, redrawing itself when lines or stations are down or trains are running on ...

and that was its desperate fumble in 2014 to answer critics of bus and subway posters purchased by anti-jihadist provocateur extraordinaire Pam Geller. The transit agency has since cited the ...

If Janno Lieber and the rest the honchos at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority really want to know why vast numbers of Staten Islanders despise congestion pricing, all the MTA has to do is ...

The map features things that didn't exist in 1979, like the 2nd Avenue Subway, 7-line extension, and the F train stop on Roosevelt Island. Transit officials say it's easy to find accessible ...