Real time transit data provided by MTA. Weather report provided by the National Weather Service.

realtimerail.nyc is an open source app that uses the backend software Transiter to access NYC subway realtime data. No cookies, no tracking, no ads. Settings · About.

New York transportation service information, maps, schedules, fares, tolls, and more.

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This project uses the MTA GTFS Feed to get the times of upcoming trains for my stop. Using an Arduino compatible ESP8266 this project is capable of representing the time of upcoming trains in each direction using a stepper motor.

The latest version of the MTA app (formerly known as MYmta) makes it easier than ever to get details on subway, bus, and railroad service—straight from the source. You can plan a trip, see your train’s arrival time, get service alerts for your route, or find your bus in real time.

New York City's digital subway map. See real-time, nighttime, and weekend subway routes, train arrival times, service alerts, emergency updates, accessible stations, and more.

Repository that pulls in real time data feeds from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority based in New York City. The goal of this repo serves as a 'Hello World' into the realm of electronics to which I shall replicate a real-time countdown clock normally found in MTA subway stations.

You're about to make your own MTA clock! Here's how to do it: Host a server (to translate the complex MTA API into something more RESTful). Put and run MTA API code on the server. Buy parts. Wire it up. Install some software. Set up your Arduino project. Edit your MTA Clock preferences. Compile and upload the code. Make an enclosure. Assemble.

View upcoming departures, see exactly where trains are, and how full they are.