The Great Subway Race

"The Great Subway Race" is a real-world study comparing the efficiency of various New York City subway lines. Researchers tracked the travel times of different routes during peak hours to determine which are fastest. By analyzing factors such as train frequency, delays, and station locations, the study aims to identify strategies for improving transit reliability and commuter experience. The race metaphor highlights the competitive aspect of optimizing different routes, providing insights into how to make subway travel quicker and more consistent.