# A Visualization of NYC’s Frantic Transit Patterns Over 24…

> A Visualization of NYC’s Frantic Transit Patterns Over 24 Hours A Visualization of NYC’s Frantic Transit Patterns Over 24 HoursUsing data from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, this animation tracks public transportation on a weekday, starting at 4am. Sumus, the Canadian software…
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**A Visualization of NYC’s Frantic Transit Patterns Over 24 Hours**

		
							
					

				
					
		
**A Visualization of NYC’s Frantic Transit Patterns Over 24 Hours**

			
				
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Using data from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, this animation tracks public transportation on a weekday, starting at 4am. Sumus, the Canadian software company behind these visualizations, uses the General Transit Feed Specification data from various cities to create a whole series of videos that you can check out on [YouTube](http://www.youtube.com/user/STLTransit). Be sure to watch full screen in 720 HD to see the movement of subways and buses (which appear to be color-coded to match the corresponding lines).