If you live or work in New York City, and often take the same subway, you may not find it worth
the effort to open a traditional mapping application, select your destination and retrieve point to pointdirections.

Since New Yorkers generally use one of the closest subways, the app is intended to give us the exact information we need simply by opening the app.

If you are in NYC, it will open to your current location and display all of the subway stations
within one mile. The first three stations appear on the upper portion of the screen, and you can scroll down to see rest of the stops.

The lower section of the screen shows the expected arrival of the next four northbound trains. By swiping left, you will see the list of southbound trains, and another left swipe
will show then station in relation to lour location on a map.

Nearby Subways will udate the list of nearest trains every 50 meters while it is open. While viewing a specific station, the expected arrivals will update every 15 seconds.

If you are planning a trip to NYC, the app can still be used to find the nearest subway stations to
any location in NYC. Tap the icon in the upper right corner, and enter the name of a place (Madison Square Garden), or an address, select it from the menu and it will display the same information.

Typical uses:
- Economize your time by leaving your home or office just in time to catch the next train.
- Determine the availabiliy of transportation near the hotels you are considering.
- Looking to rent or buy an apartment? Type in the address to see which subways are within a mikle of the address.

Limitations:
- No point to point directions.
- The data is only as good as the MTA data feed.

Features:
- No user input required while in NYC
- New stations update data every 50 meters
- Schedule updates every 15 seconds
- Color coding uses official MTA line colors for easy recognition
- No advertising
- No sign-up required