The New York City subway system experienced its worst summer since 2018, according to recent data from the MTA. Riders on the F, E, N, 1, and 7 lines experienced significant delays, and overall waiting times reached a five-year high. An aging infrastructure, specifically the electrical and signal systems, was listed as the primary cause of delays which led to a record number of incidents in July. An MTA spokesperson attributed some of the dramatic increase in "major incidents" to a change in rep

120K views · 2.3K reactions | Water cascades into the New York City subway station as remnants of Ida bring flash flooding.  This video filmed by Alex Etling shows a train arriving at Jefferson Street Station in Brooklyn being hit by a waterfall of water created by the flash flooding from the street. The MTA is slowly restoring subway service beginning with the lettered lines after historic flooding all but shut down the system. https://7ny.tv/3gWTd8x | ABC7NY | Facebook

476K views · 4.2K reactions | Snack time with the legendary snack guy in the New York City Subway! #nyc #newyork | New York City Photos | Facebook

273K views · 166 reactions | This vintage video shows what MTA New York City Transit subway was like in the 1940s. | Business Insider | Facebook

Join us on Thursday May 4th for a virtual event where we explore the history of the New York City subway system — opened in 1904 with a single line serving 28 stations, the City of New York's subway system has since grown to encompass 472 stations and over 245 miles of tracks, serving nearly 6 million riders per day. Led by transit expert and licensed tour guide Gary Dennis, our fast-paced virtual subterranean exploration of the world's largest rapid transit system will include: -An overview of