countdown clock

Now you'll know exactly how delayed the L train is no matter how hard you're trying to forget it exists in the first place.

Some say the blue-on-white color scheme makes the signs almost illegible.

Right-of-way through the duration of the flashing red hand.

Or when the red hand is flashing.

Tomorrow the MTA is shutting down the countdown clocks on the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 lines from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Why? To better calibrate them.

Thanks to the intense heat "dome" currently enveloping us, at least 13 of the MTA's beloved countdown clocks have been taken down for the count! But which ones?

Spotted at the 103rd Street 1 station by reader hendrx81, who

After concluding an $800,000 pilot program that began back in 2006,

Over the past week, NYC Transit has been posting photographs of the

via NYCTSubwayScoop's Twitter Uptown on the A and C lines, the