subway stations
Coverage of subway stations in the Nexus archive.
- MTA plans to beat the heat at sweltering subway stations with heat capture technology
The MTA plans to implement heat capture technology to address high temperatures in sweltering subway stations. This solution will store captured heat for later use during wintertime and could potentially roll out as soon as 2027.
- NYC eyes first U.S. transit thermal energy network to fight subway heat
NYC has launched a study to address subway stations plagued by extreme heat, aiming to cool the platforms. The project explores establishing a U.S. transit thermal energy network that would lower temperatures and recycle excess heat. This initiative is funded through congestion pricing.
- New vending machines are rolling out at subway stations across New York City
New vending machines are being deployed at subway stations in New York City. The rollout is being reported by Michelle Charlesworth.
- MTA settles suit to make subway elevators more reliable
The MTA has settled a lawsuit aimed at improving the reliability of subway elevators. While the MTA continues to expand accessibility at subway stations, disability advocates have criticized the frequent breakdowns of the lifts.
- Gen Z workers are sneaking out of the office to nap and cry—anywhere secluded away from the desk will do, including Zara’s fitting room
Gen Z and zillenial workers are using secluded public spaces like movie theaters and fitting rooms to nap and cry during lunch breaks due to workplace stress. A TikTok trend highlights these coping methods, with users sharing spots such as Zara's fitting rooms and subway stations. Over 40% of young U.K. workers considered quitting corporate jobs in their first year, citing modern office challenges like toxic behavior.
- Watch: Torrential rain hits New York and New Jersey triggering flash floods
Torrential rain caused flash floods in New York and New Jersey, leading to water entering subway stations and flooding streets. People were observed wading through water as a result of the severe weather.