If you missed the first scoping meetings for the 125 St Subway project, good news: We're hosting another event this Thursday, November 12, in Harlem.
Get more details on the project and register for the meeting on our website: mta.info/project/125-street-…
The MTA is proposing a new 125 Street Subway, which would extend west from the future 125 St/Lexington Av Q station. The project would connect existing subway lines—including the Second Avenue Subway—and bus routes along the corridor.
Learn more about this project at a public scoping meeting; we're hosting two virtual sessions on October 22, and one in-person session on October 27. Register for a session and get all the details: mta.info/project/125-street-…
Want to save when you tap and ride? Remember to pay the exact same way on every trip.
Your phone, physical card, and wearable device all count rides separately, even if they're linked to the same account. Tap using the same method every time, and you'll be on your way to earning free rides!
Learn more at mta.info/omny.
Here is your weekend map! 🗺️
Full resolution version: mta.info/weekend-map
Queens riders! From 12:30 a.m. on Saturday, November 7 to 5 a.m. on Monday, November 16, A trains aren't running between Rockaway Blvd and Ozone Park-Lefferts Blvd for signal modernization work.
See service changes and travel alternatives: mta.info/article/service-cha…
MTA retweeted
Before it can carve a path beneath East Harlem to bring the Q to 125 St, every component of this 1.5-million-pound tunnel boring machine has to prove it’s ready.
Crews spent days in the factory testing every single system to make sure the machine will be able to chew through Manhattan bedrock and install the concrete tunnel lining as it goes. The final hurdle: turning the 25-foot-diameter cutterhead you see here.
The first machine passed its final factory test. Next stop: New York.
Read more in This Week in Construction: mta.info/thisweek
Another epic Halloweekend is in the books—and this year, you brought it with amazing transit-themed costumes 🚇 🚌 👻
See all of our favorites across our social media channels!
MTA retweeted
Records on records on records—and more than just the biggest Sunday ever.
• Thursday: 4.7M rides, highest single day since 2020, up 9.7% vs. the same day last year
• Friday: 4.5M, highest Friday since 2020
• Saturday: 3.6M, highest Saturday since 2016
• Sunday: 3.1M, highest Sunday in recorded MTA history, up 11% vs. last year
Friday–Sunday: 11.2M rides—the most for a weekend since 2020, up 8.4% vs. last year.
Subway ridership on Marathon Sunday was over 3.1 million, the largest Sunday in RECORDED @MTA HISTORY.
Above ground and below, New Yorkers were on the move in record numbers!
Happy @nycmarathon day! Share this with your favorite runners taking the subway, @LIRR, or @MetroNorth home 🏅👟
Best of luck to all the @nycmarathon runners!
We will be running our usual routes today. Use the
TrainTime app to follow your train and plan your trip.
Happy @nycmarathon day! Share this with your favorite runners taking the subway, @LIRR, or @MetroNorth home 🏅👟
MTA retweeted
Good luck to everyone running the @nycmarathon!
Don't forget we're running extra service today to get you there and back. Check the TrainTime app for schedules!
Happy @nycmarathon day! Share this with your favorite runners taking the subway, @LIRR, or @MetroNorth home 🏅👟
Happy @nycmarathon day! Share this with your favorite runners taking the subway, @LIRR, or @MetroNorth home 🏅👟
Are you spectating along the route? Plan your trip and check service status in the MTA and TrainTime apps: mta.info/apps
Boo! As you head out this Halloweekend, you might see some spooktacular signs throughout the transit system 👀👻



























