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Posts Tagged ‘Subway’

NYC Arts for Transit: A Bronx Reflection

Wednesday, March 5th, 2014

MTA Arts for Transit: “A Bronx Reflection” by Carol Sun
Learn more about this artwork commissioned by MTA Arts for Transit for the 167th Street subway station in the Bronx.

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NYC: Riders Waiting for Subway in Super Slow Motion

Friday, January 10th, 2014

Excerpt of “Stainless,” 42nd Street

High speed video recording in NYC at Grand Central station.

original footage: 10min. 49sec. 720p 50fps

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Infographic: Who’s Using Alternative Modes of Transportation?

Friday, May 24th, 2013
Screen shot 2013-05-23 at 2.01.24 PM

View original infographic (GOOD.is): Who’s Using Alternative Modes of Transportation? -Column Five on GOOD.is  

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New York City: Clean, Dry Subway Tunnel After Hurricane Sandy Flooding

Thursday, November 8th, 2012

MTA Video Release: Hurricane Sandy – Canarsie Tube Signal and Track Recovery Operations

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New York City: Subway Platform Safety

Monday, September 10th, 2012

In 2011, 146 people were struck by trains. 47 were killed. Learn more about how you can stay safe on subway platforms. – mtainfo on YouTube.

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New York City: The 6th Avenue El in Pictures

Friday, July 13th, 2012

The 6TH AVE.EL which ran thru the heart of NYC , was a line knowned for it’s extremely sharp curves . At it’s southern end ,the line turned off the 9th Ave line at Greenwich & Morris Sts. ran up Church St., went west on Murray St. went up West Broadway, went west on w3rd […]

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New York City: Subway Extension – 5/10/2012 Update

Friday, May 11th, 2012

An update on the 7 subway extension project that will bring the Flushing Line to Manhattan’s West Side. –mtainfo on YouTube.

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New York City: Essex St. Trolley Terminal

Monday, December 5th, 2011

Thousands of subway riders see it every day, but few people know about the old Essex Street Trolley Terminal that’s part of the Delancey St-Essex St subway station. Find out about this unknown treasure of the subway from Peter Hine of MTA Real Estate. mtainfo on Youtube.

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New York, NY: New Entrance At Fulton Street Subway Station

Tuesday, November 1st, 2011

A first look at a new entrance, replacing the entrance on Fulton Street between the Chase Bank and the Duane Reade. This new entrance feeds directly into the space where the Fulton Street Transit Center building that is currently under construction. – BrianMercy1022 on YouTube

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Deteriorating Subway Station in Brooklyn

Monday, April 11th, 2011

Looking at these pictures, it’s hard to believe it’s the United States of America, much less New York City. Unfortunately, it is just one of the many deteriorating subway stations in Brooklyn, a borough of New York City. I know because I live there. – Kwokmanchung on YouTube

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