Transit Alerts
Real-time subway and bus service changes mapped directly to individual stations—not just lines—so you know if your stop is even served.
Subway service disruptions rarely follow predictable patterns. A train may skip one station while another in the same zone remains open, or weekend work might affect only northbound platforms. This feed pulls daily work orders, emergency bulletins, and service adjustments from MTA notices and filters them by your exact station. It clarifies whether delays are local, skip-stop, or full line-wide, and flags stations with accessibility impacts like elevator outages or stair-only access.
Bus reroutes are especially opaque without local knowledge. A detour might bypass your stop entirely while adding a temporary stop three blocks away. The feed cross-references official MTA advisories with contributor reports to confirm stop-level changes. You’ll know whether to walk to the alternate stop, wait for the next available bus, or choose another mode entirely—saving time and reducing uncertainty during commutes.
Weekend and holiday service differs significantly from weekday patterns, with many lines running on shuttle or reduced schedules. This system highlights which stations lose peak-hour service entirely and which rely on shuttle buses with specific transfer points. For example, on certain lines, some stations may remain open while others become shuttle-only during service disruptions. Updates are refreshed regularly and include expected restoration dates for full service.
