TheNewYorkElevated

An earthquake (similar from what went down in the hit anime series "Tokyo Magnitude 8.0") hits New York thanks to the Manhattaville Fault*. It is 8.0 on the richter scale. Its goes as far as Philadelphia, and parts of Delaware. How will the earthquake effect transportation in New York City? (EXTRA CREDIT) How would PATH (Port Authority Trans-Hudson), NJTransit, and SEPTA (Southeast Pennsylvania Transit Authority) deal with the aftermath? Put in your best response below! *Oh, and if you are curious where the epicenter, it is in West Harlem Piers Park.

Where's there link to make a strip maps? BTW, all of your strip maps are great!

Here's my service proposal for the IND 6th Avenue Line. The Whole Portion - Service revived. Now runs on weekends between Forest Hills and 2nd Avenue Chrystie Street Connection - Service revived. Now runs as a weekend shuttle between Broadway-Lafayette Street, and Essext Street. (This is to help ease weekend overcrowding on the .) That's all I have for my ideas.

Sign request for me. R188 subway car for the 3rd Avenue Elevated. Goes like this: (8) TO SOUTH FERRY (8) THE NEXT STOP IS (8) 53 STREET (8) 3:55 PM