Connecting Transit to the World
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Riders can maintain their digital lifestyle — connecting to the internet with smartphones, tablets, e-readers and other wireless devices while waiting for a train.”
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Overview

Transit Wireless owns and operates the subway station wireless communications network and acts as a neutral host for extending a variety of wireless carrier services to NYCTA’s...

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Safe Surfing Tips

Transit Wireless and Boingo are committed to helping subway network users stay secure online. The companies work closely to monitor the subway Wi-Fi networks for suspicious activity...

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Stations

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36 stations are now live, on the west side of Manhattan, including Times Square. Services and provided by AT&T, T-Mobile USA and Boingo Wireless. View our mobile-site by clicking below.

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Press

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New Yorkers who value the chance to unplug while underground may begin finding those moments a little more limited, with Wi-Fi service being offered at 30 more subway stations as of Thursday.

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Connecting Transit to the World

Transit Wireless was formed specifically to respond to the Metropolitan Transit Authority’s requirement to provide a shared wireless infrastructure to enable commercial wireless services for the New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) riders within 277 underground subway stations, and related opportunities.

36 Stations Phase 1...

277 Station Full Build...

  • 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi
  • 5.8 GHz Wi-Fi
  • 4.9 Public Safety Services