Tag Archives: New York City Transit

MTA’s countdown clocks: some suggestions

Posted on 21 June 2013 by Keith Williams

The MTA’s subway countdown clocks are great – but they could be better. Here are a few thoughts to improve them. Continue reading →

Posted in Curmudgeonly Keith | Tagged countdown clocks, long waits, MTA, Nevins Street, New York City subways, New York City Transit | Leave a comment

The MTA’s Key Station Plan for subway accessibility

Posted on 13 June 2013 by Keith Williams

This is an expansion of an earlier post explaining my inspiration for this project. Citi Bike finally arrived on Memorial Day. More than 38,000 (and rapidly growing) annual members and an untold number of visitors now find swaths of lower Manhattan and … Continue reading →

Posted in Bonus posts | Tagged Access-a-Ride, Americans with Disabilities Act, Arthur Krieck, handicapped accessibility, Jason DaSilva, Key Stations, MTA, New York City subways, New York City Transit, Office of ADA Compliance, Staten Island Railway, The Weekender, Vignelli map | 9 Comments

Tag Archives: New York City Transit

MTA’s countdown clocks: some suggestions

The MTA’s Key Station Plan for subway accessibility

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