Route planning
Plan the complete NYC trip—from address to address.
Enter a street address, landmark, neighborhood or subway station—or begin from your current location. BoroWay compares walking, scheduled bus and subway combinations and selects the shortest expected door-to-door arrival by default.
Start with a real place
Search an NYC address, landmark or station. BoroWay evaluates nearby subway stations instead of making you know the system before planning.
One complete itinerary
See each walk, bus or subway route and direction, transfer, estimated arrival and final step as one continuous trip.
Live disruption context
Planned work and unexpected service changes can alter a route after you start. Review current status before entering the system.
Accessibility-aware choices
When step-free travel matters, evaluate elevator-equipped stations and current accessibility notices. Conditions can change during a trip.
Rider questions
NYC transit questions, answered clearly.
What is the best NYC subway route?
BoroWay selects the shortest expected door-to-door arrival by default. Riders can explicitly request fewer transfers or verified step-free subway access when those needs matter more than saving every minute.
Can I plan from an address instead of a subway station?
Yes. BoroWay accepts NYC addresses, landmarks and current location, then compares walking, scheduled bus connections and subway routes for the complete trip.
Should I check service status before leaving?
Yes. Live and planned service changes can affect the route, platform, transfer, or travel time.
Does BoroWay replace station signs or announcements?
No. Always follow posted signs, staff instructions, and official announcements, especially during service changes.