At first, the notion of having to squeeze all of the information into a small mobile-phone sized screen was a big constraint. We also anticipated the Live Subway Map would be used mostly on phones, so we spent time optimizing for mobile. We prioritized the capability for users to easily filter based on the train lines they personally use the most. We needed to display individual train lines versus trunk lines so that riders can see specific service changes that would impact that commute. Reasoning: Our thinking for the subway map was rooted in the ability to offer a lot of information in a streamlined way. We’re hoping to lay the foundation for transit systems around the world to adopt live maps that are easy to use and will thereby help encourage the use of public transportation. Now live at, the MTA’s first Live Subway Map involved an eighteen-month collaboration between our team, the MTA and the Transit Innovation Partnership. Here's where the top wind gusts were tracked as of 5 p.m.Responses by Felipe Memoria, design partner/cofounder, Work & Coīackground: We had an ambitious vision to build a new digital map for the New York MTA, or the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, that updates in real-time to help subway riders see service changes as they happen and better serve on-the-go commuters. The strong winds across central California will ease Tuesday afternoon and evening. A high wind warning remains in effect through late this evening for nearly 15 million people across the state. The heaviest rain is continuing to shift southward and will impact areas from San Luis Obispo to Los Angeles and San Diego from late Tuesday afternoon through early Wednesday morning. The combination of winds and rain has led to more than 350,000 customers without power across California, according to PowerOutage.US. Santa Clara County, which is south of San Francisco, is experiencing the worst of the outages with more than 127,000 of their just more than 250,000 customers without power, PowerOutage.US data shows. The latest atmospheric river event is bringing hurricane-force wind gusts to portions of central California, along with widespread rainfall totals of 1- 3 inches and isolated amounts of nearly half a foot.

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