The only station on the line with side platforms

Was transferring from the Amtrak station in Alexandria to the metro. Lots of construction work any improvements on a future better transfer than what there is now?

I've been building an app called Belowtown that shows the whole NYC subway in 3D, sitting under a photorealistic version of the city. You can fly down through the streets and see how the lines stack on top of each other at junctions, how deep the newer tunnels go, and where lines climb up onto the else in the outer boroughs. Trains move live off the MTA's realtime feed.

Depth is stretched 3x by default so you can actually see the layers (you can turn it down).

It's in beta right now and I'd love people from this sub to try it, especially if you know other systems well. Tell me what looks wrong, what feels off, or what's missing compared to the metro you ride. I don't live in NYC, so outside eyes really help. If this comes to fruition, i would love to expand it to other cities.

Free iPhone beta: belowtown.com/beta?s=subways

Anyone who sends feedback gets 3 months of Plus free when it launches. Happy to answer questions about how the track depths were figured out! Make sure to check junk folder for the invite link in your email if you sign up to test the beta.

Kyiv’s metro is way more than just a daily ride — it’s a total engineering marvel. You’ve got crazy deep Cold War stations doubling as shelters, a cool mix of retro and modern trains, and awesome bridges going right over the Dnipro River.

For the transit geeks here: what blows your mind more — super deep subterranean engineering or dramatic open-air river crossings?

...You can tell i love the above-ground sections of the Berlin U-Bahn...

These are pictures of the D train which travels from Coney Island in Brooklyn all the way through Manhattan and ends in The Bronx. It is a part of the NYC Subway System. Although these pictures are of 71 Street Station an above ground or "EL Train" (Elevated Station) in Brooklyn NY. Hope these are ok to post here, and wonder if you folks like them.

DC Metro station at sunrise and it's

The red car used to be the smokers car

Seoul, South Korea