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Giving the PATH its Due: Hoboken Commuter Embarks on Campaign to Change NYC Subway Maps – Hoboken Patch.

Putting Hoboken on the Map-Should NYC Have to Publicly Acknowledge the Existence of NJ? – hMAG.

NJ Man Leads Fight To Feature PATH Trains Prominently On The NYC Subway Map – Gothamist.

One man’s mission to put New York’s secret subway back on the map – CityMetric.

In the Newsįor a Star-Ledger feature story on the New York & New Jersey Subway Map, I asked transit riders at New York’s Fulton Center subway station for their thoughts on the map. It shows how transit lines operated by multiple agencies can work as a comprehensive system, building on the regional approach I began with the New York & New Jersey Subway Map. The New England Transit Map is a comprehensive diagram of current and future rail and bus rapid transit routes throughout the six-state region.

Staten Island Railway New York (inset): solid, navy blue lines.Staten Island Ferry – New York: light blue dotted line.Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) – New York & New Jersey: bright blue lines.New York Waterway Ferries – New York & New Jersey: light blue dotted lines.New York City Subway – New York: lines in multiple colors.Hudson-Bergen Light Rail – New Jersey: solid yellow lines.It is based on the design of the official New York City Subway Map that influences the transit choices of over 2.4 billion annual riders. It depicts all transit options, similar to maps in other global, peer cities, like Berlin, London, Philadelphia, and Tokyo. The New York & New Jersey Subway Map is a comprehensive transit map for the largest US metro area. Submit your own via Twitter with the hashtag #DailyWhat. See more quirky NYC facts and discoveries in our “Daily What?!” series. This door also has a peephole, and the sign is written in marker: “District #1 Sign Office Superintendents.”Ĭommunication Room & Electronics Field MaintenanceĮDR (Electrical Distribution Room) & Electric Meter Room Handwritten Sign for District #1 Sign Office Read more about it here.Īccording to the MTA, Telephonen Maintainers “work on telephones, intercom systems, emergency alarms, fire alarms, cables, electronic and other communications systems.” This door at Columbus Circle just says “Station Dept” but it’s just so small we had to include it.

According to the MTA, Signal Maintainers “work on railroad signal apparatus, including signals, automatic train stops, electronic control systems, track circuit equipment, compressors, interlocking machines, related apparatus and some asbestos containing material.” The particular Signal Room door at 14th Street is notable mostly because it’s rather wide.