That version, designed as a service map, introduced straight lines and minimized information to only what customers needed to navigate the subway system. The modernist map became a cult-favorite ...

The King has insisted on making the trip despite his ongoing cancer treatment, which saw him hospitalised just 12 days ago for observation after suffering debilitating side-effects. Trump has ...

but also with references to other systems — the map shows riders the nearby routes of Amtrak, Metro North, Long Island Rail Road and the PATH system as well.

For the first time in over 45 years, New York City’s iconic subway map has undergone a major redesign. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has officially replaced the version that’s been ...

New York's Metropolitan Transport Authority has released a redesigned map of its subway system, which maintains the colours of the prior one while "simplifying" it. The redesigned map was unveiled ...

That is, until now. The MTA on Wednesday unveiled a new map of the subway system, replacing the old one that had been in use since 1979. There is a noticeable difference. "The result is a map that ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The Metropolitan Transportation Agency has unveiled the first new map for the New York City subway system in almost half a century. On Wednesday, the transportation agency ...

"The subway map is both an iconic symbol of New York and a tool that everyday riders and first-time users of our system use to get around," said Demetrius Crichlow, New York City Transit President.

and the city-owned Independent Subway System (IND), according to 6sqft.com. When these companies were consolidated in the 1960s, a new map was created using a “Beckian grid.” Named after Harry ...

(Marc A. Hermann/Courtesy MTA) This week the MTA rolled out a new map of the New York City subway. (Courtesy MTA) The new subway map was drawn in-house by the MTA’s Creative Services Mapping ...

“The subway map is both an iconic symbol of New York and a tool that everyday riders and first-time users of our system use to get around,” said New York City Transit President Demetrius Crichlow.