New York City Transit

New Subway Map Features Nine Newly Accessible Stations and Historic Renaming
It's OMNY Time -- Everywhere!
MTA Issues Update on Investigation Into Jan. 14 Bronx Bus Incident
MTA announces signal modernization and track improvements on Queens Boulevard Line requiring changes to E and M service in Queens and Manhattan
For nine days of traditionally low ridership between the Christmas and New Year holidays, E trains will run via the F in both directions between Roosevelt Av and West 4 St. There will be no M service weekdays between Forest Hills-71 Av in Queens and Essex St in Manhattan. Robust alternate service options are available.
MTA announces track and ADA work on Flushing line and Grand Central Shuttle
Changes on the 7 line and the 42 St shuttle will take effect beginning in early January. The MTA is coordinating work to make sure customers always have at least one crosstown subway option.
MTA announces next phase of Rutgers tube work
The tunnel between Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn is the last of eleven damaged during Superstorm Sandy to be rehabbed. The work remains on schedule. The project is federally funded.
NYC Transit announces Thanksgiving extended weekend service changes on A and S lines to accommodate critical switch replacement work
Free shuttle bus service is being provided between Rockaway Park and Beach 67 St. Customers can also use Q35 bus to connect to 2 and 5 subway train service. Work is also being performed on additional days in November and December.
MTA officials announce new station improvements at the Bedford Av L station
The fully accessible station now includes new ADA platform enhancements, staircases, and restored surrounding streets and sidewalks. The work marks the completion of major construction on the Brooklyn side of the Canarsie tunnel project.
MTA officially renames two Brooklyn subway stations
The stations are now known as Franklin Avenue-Medgar Evers College and President Street-Medgar Evers College. They were renamed to honor Medgar Evers College and the civil rights icon for whom it is named.