Use touch or mouse drag to pan. Use arrow keys to pan, plus and minus to zoom, and Home to reset.

RealMap.NYC is a free web app for visualizing NYC Subway and PATH service in real time.

How to use

Features

• The Realtime map shows the service that is available right now. It redraws itself to show service changes and planned work based on information provided by the MTA.
• The Alerts tab shows all of the current service alerts.

Map interface

• Pan and zoom. Move the map by dragging your finger. To zoom in and out, pinch and spread your fingers or use the zoom controls in the lower left corner of the map view. Double tapping on a location also zooms in. The icon resets the map.
• Localization. Tapping the icon will zoom and center the map on the station that is nearest to you (geolocation services required).
• Legend. Tapping the icon will bring up a legend explaining the symbols in the map.
• Station information. Tap a station's service mark to see real-time train departure times and elevator/escalator status.

How to make a shortcut on your home screen

iOS

• Visit https://realmap.nyc in your browser and tap the Share button.
• Tap Add to Home Screen, make sure Open as Web App is enabled, then tap Add.

Android

• Visit https://realmap.nyc in your browser and tap the menu.
• Tap Add to Home screen or Install app, then tap Add or Install.

About

Contact us

We welcome your feedback at feedback@realmap.nyc.

Disclaimers

• RealMap.NYC makes no claims regarding the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the data it presents. All source information is generated by the MTA and PANYNJ and processed by RealMap.NYC for your informational use.
• Planned or unplanned maintenance, weather conditions, or other events may affect service. You should exercise your judgment when using RealMap.NYC.

Acknowledgements

• NYCT data provided by RealMap.NYC is obtained from the MTA. NYCT Subway service marks used with permission of Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
• PATH data provided by RealMap.NYC is obtained from APIs developed by Matt Razza and James Fennell. This software is not endorsed nor supported by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.