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Best of the Web: Community Information » Transportation » New York City Transit
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Access-A-Ride
The MTA's door-to-door paratransit service for people with disabilities.
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Access-A-Ride User's Guide and Application
Access-A-Ride is a shared ride, door-to-door paratransit service for people with disabilities. Access-A-Ride provides transportation for people who are unable to use public bus or subway service for some or all of their trips. MTA New York City Transit administers Access-A-Ride private carriers under contract to NYC Transit provide service.
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Application for Reduced-Fare MetroCard for People with Disabilities
Information on how to apply for a reduced-fare MetroCard.
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Application for Reduced-Fare MetroCard for Senior Citizens and People with Disabilities
Information on how to apply for a reduced-fare MetroCard.
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Bus Maps: Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
Bus maps for all five boroughs of New York City
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MTA System Maps
Links to Metropolitan Transportation Authority maps of subway, bus and Staten Island Railway routes.
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New York City Subway Map
Map of the New York City subway system
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NYC Subway Map
Map of the New York City subway system
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Raised Line Subway Maps
Baruch College Computer Center for Visually Impaired People and MTA New York City Transit have teamed up to produce a series of raised line, large print maps depicting major portions of the New York City subway system. These maps contain grade one braille and large print labels and are meant to be read by touch, with large print backup for those who can use it. New York City subway system maps are available free from the MTA/New York City Transit, at (646) 252-2764.
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William Blake (1757-1827). So cried he ... NYPL Berg Collection of English and American Literature.
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