“In the face of a global pandemic, we see a responsibility to help people however we can - and digital tools have the power to bridge the information gap,” Felipe Memoria, founding partner at Work & Co, said in a press release.Įxplore the live subway map with the new vaccine hub feature here. The map–created pro bono by technology and design firm Work & Co.– modernizes both Massimo Vignelli’s iconic 1972 map and the current map designed by Michael Hertz, combining the geometric and graphic design-friendly Vignelli map with the geographical elements of Hertz, as 6sqft previously reported. View a specific train line by tapping the key with that line’s number or letter. Zoom in or out of the map by pressing the Plus (+) or Minus (-) keys. The map allows users to click on subway stations and individual train lines to see the actual wait time for the next train, with a zoom feature that shows the train movement from station to station. Navigate the map or filter by specific train lines: - Move around the map with the arrow keys.
The new map released last year is the first from the MTA to provide service updates to commuters in real-time.
“Just as we did by launching new bus routes in Queens and Brooklyn last week, this new feature represents yet another way in which New York City Transit is thinking outside the box to make sure that the people of this city can seamlessly access the vaccination sites.”
“We know that many New Yorkers rely on public transit to get to a vaccination site,” NYC Transit Interim President Sarah Feinberg said in a press release.
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