NYC Subway Time & Bus Schedule

The New York City Subway runs around the clock across 472 stations. AP Transit reads the MTA real-time feeds directly, so a line page shows where trains actually are right now, how long the wait has been, and whether service is running normally or degraded. Open NYC Subway Time for every line with its current status, then drill into a line for live arrivals at each station.

Buses cover the parts of the city the subway does not reach, with 399 routes and 13,370 stops. Each route page lists its stops, and each stop shows the next buses with how many stops away they are. When no bus is being tracked on a route the timetable is shown instead, clearly marked as scheduled rather than live. Start at NYC Bus Schedule.

NYC Ferry connects the waterfront with 7 routes and 25 landings, from Soundview in the Bronx to St. George on Staten Island. Route pages list every landing in order with the next departures, read from the same GTFS-Realtime feed the boats broadcast; when nothing is being tracked the published timetable is shown instead. Start at NYC Ferry Schedule.

The Long Island Rail Road runs 13 branches out of Penn Station, Grand Central Madison and Atlantic Terminal, serving 126 stations across Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island. Branch pages list every station in order with the next departures, read from the same MTA feed the countdown clocks use, and carry the branch service alerts. Start at LIRR Schedule.

Metro-North runs 6 lines north of the city out of Grand Central Terminal: Hudson, Harlem and New Haven, plus the New Canaan, Danbury and Waterbury branches in Connecticut. Each line page shows its stations with live departures and current service status. Start at Metro-North Schedule.

Planned work, reroutes and elevator outages are listed on NYC Subway Status & Alerts, and long-term performance of each line is tracked on NYC Subway Reliability: on-time performance, reliability score and how long the wait actually is, hour by hour.

PATH trains run around the clock between Manhattan, Jersey City, Hoboken and Newark, and they are covered the same way as the subway: live departures, line status and station pages on PATH Train NJ.