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Proposed Queens Plaza Infill Station on the 63rd St Line.

Improving Transit with Midtown East Rezoning

The new Midtown East Rezoning will put a strain our already maxed out subway system. What is something we can do quickly to relieve the pressure?
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Building a better city: QueensWay vs Subway

The abandoned Rockaway Branch rail road in central Queens is pitting transit advocates against the proposed QueensWay park. Both sides have their points and both sides want a better city. So why are they fighting against each other?
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Two Myrtle Ave trains merge at Myrtle Ave, one coming from Manhattan and the other from downtown Brooklyn. Photo by Frank Pfuhler via nycsubway.org

Fixing the Myrtle-Broadway Problem

As more and more people move along the M train the limitations of the current junction at Myrtle-Broadway will soon need to be addressed. The MTA is undergoing a rebuild of the viaduct which hold the track but it will not address the bottleneck. Here’s how the MTA could do so.
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The L Train Shutdown: Connecting the G and J/M/Z

Due to a quirk in history there has never been a free transfer between the G train and J/M/Z trains. With the looming L train shutdown fixing this connection would go a long way in helping mitigate the disruptions.
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futureNYCSubway 2016

As the major subway expansion projects of the last 15 years begin…
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Brooklyn Trolleys Can’t Fix Williamsburg

The transit blogs and op-eds in New York City have been abuzz…
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The futureNYCSubway: Manhattan-bound G Train [UPDATE]

Imagine if you lived in Greenpoint and could get to Times Sq on one train? Or if you lived in Bed-Stuy and didn’t have to use the L to get home?
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Photo of the abandoned Roosevelt Ave Terminal. Photo by: Michael Pompili. Click for more images at nycsubway.org

Mysteries of the Queens Boulevard Subway

The Queens Boulevard Subway was built as part of the vast Independent…
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The futureNYCSubway: Queens-Flushing Trunk Line Revisited

In my original futureNYCSubway plan I proposed a new trunk subway line…
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Would the 42 St Shuttle be better if it ran to Herald Sq and Penn Station?

While digging through old subway plans on Archive.org I found this odd…
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The Unbuilt Highways of Robert Moses

Unbuilt Highways of New York City and Robert Moses

Few people loom as large in the annals of New York City…
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NYC Subway Ridership Visualized

Every year the MTA releases ridership data for its subway and bus…
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