Ride-Along
Ride the line with him
Pick any train in the city and watch it run, stop by stop. Each station lights up as the train pulls in — and where Antoine has something to say about a stop, he says it.
Ready when you are
Broadway - 7 Avenue Local
Van Cortlandt Park-242 St
Bronx◷ Not every 1 stops here
238 St
Bronx◷ Not every 1 stops here
231 St
Bronx◷ Not every 1 stops here
Marble Hill-225 St
Manhattan◷ Not every 1 stops here
215 St
Manhattan◷ Not every 1 stops here
207 St
Manhattan◷ Not every 1 stops here
Dyckman St
Manhattan◷ Not every 1 stops here
191 St
Manhattan◷ Not every 1 stops here
181 St
Manhattan◷ Not every 1 stops here
168 St-Washington Hts
Manhattan◷ Not every 1 stops here
157 St
Manhattan◷ Not every 1 stops here
145 St
Manhattan◷ Not every 1 stops here
137 St-City College
Manhattan
125 St
Manhattan
Manhattanville — The 1 runs outdoors here on the 125th Street viaduct, one of the few places in Manhattan where the subway climbs into daylight.
116 St-Columbia University
Manhattan
Columbia University — Morningside Heights. The Cathedral of St. John the Divine, four blocks south, has been under construction since 1892 and is still unfinished.
Cathedral Pkwy (110 St)
Manhattan
103 St
Manhattan
96 St
Manhattan
86 St
Manhattan
79 St
Manhattan
72 St
Manhattan
66 St-Lincoln Center
Manhattan
Lincoln Center — The Metropolitan Opera, the New York Philharmonic, New York City Ballet and the Juilliard School, all on one plaza.
59 St-Columbus Circle
Manhattan
Columbus Circle — The southwest corner of Central Park, and the point every distance from New York City is officially measured from.
50 St
Manhattan
Times Sq-42 St
Manhattan
Times Square — The Theater District, and the busiest station in the system by a distance. The ball has dropped here on New Year's Eve since 1907.
34 St-Penn Station
Manhattan
Madison Square Garden — Penn Station is the busiest transit hub in the Western Hemisphere, and Madison Square Garden is built straight on top of it. The Knicks won it all here in 2026 — their first title since 1973.
28 St
Manhattan
23 St
Manhattan
Chelsea — The High Line runs above the streets to the west — a freight railway turned park, kept where it was rather than pulled down.
18 St
Manhattan
14 St
Manhattan
Christopher St-Stonewall
Manhattan
Houston St
Manhattan
Canal St
Manhattan
Franklin St
Manhattan
Chambers St
Manhattan
WTC Cortlandt
Manhattan
Rector St
Manhattan
South Ferry
Manhattan