The amazing 1972 Massimo Vignelli diagrammatic map is back! Read all about it in this press release.
Or just take The Weekender for a spin right now!
The amazing 1972 Massimo Vignelli diagrammatic map is back! Read all about it in this press release.
Or just take The Weekender for a spin right now!
A new Metrocard promoting the 9/11 Memorial and the website 911memorial.org has been released.
The West Side IRT lines (1/2/3) through midtown Manhattan were suspended and/or rerouted for a while yesterday, apparently due to signal problems in the area of the 42 St-Times Square station. This likely caused higher loads along parallel subway routes and generally delayed and annoyed a lot of people.
amNY has an article about how Penn Station New York is still a terrible transportation hub for riders/pedestrians to navigate. While there’s no new information in the article, it is good that this topic is still being brought up by the media.
Despite some half a billion dollars in improvements over the years, Penn Station is still one of the most difficult transit hubs to figure out, the perennial ugly sister to a majestic Grand Central Terminal.
With its low ceilings, cramped signs, huge crowds, and maze of hallways, travelers say they often find themselves getting lost in the underground labyrinth.
It’s never a good thing to see “Suspended” listed as the “Current Service Status” for a subway line.

amNewYork ran a photo in today’s newspaper (Play section, page 9) of a seating area shaped like a redbird subway car. The interesting lawn furniture is located in Sunnyside Gardens park.