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Where's My Train? — MCP Server (NYC Subway)
NYC subway info for Claude and other AI assistants: train arrivals, delays, elevators, and stations, from MTA data feeds.
Data from MTA feeds, served from this project's own server. It may not be real time, and may be inaccurate or incomplete. Personal use only. Not affiliated with, endorsed, or licensed by the MTA. Provided “as is”.
Connect
No install, no API key. The server is hosted at:
https://whereismytrainmcp-production.up.railway.app/mcp- Claude (web, desktop, mobile): add it as a custom connector with the URL above.
- Claude Code:
claude mcp add --transport http where-is-my-train https://whereismytrainmcp-production.up.railway.app/mcp- Other MCP clients: use the URL as a Streamable HTTP server.
- Smithery: smithery.ai/servers/sasabasara/where_is_my_train_mcp
Ask it things like
- "When's the next uptown 6 at Union Square?"
- "Next Manhattan-bound L from Bedford?"
- "Is the 2 train running OK right now?"
- "Is the elevator working at 34th St?"
- "Nearest accessible station to the Empire State Building?"
- "Any weekend service changes on the L?"
If a name fits several stations ("23rd St"), it asks which one.
Tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
next_trains | Predicted arrivals by station or stop ID, filtered by line and direction |
service_disruptions | Is service disrupted right now — by line, area, or system-wide |
subway_alerts | Official MTA alerts, current or upcoming |
service_status | Quick snapshot: trains running and top alerts |
nearest_station | Stations near a location, with lines and accessibility |
find_station | Station search by name |
station_transfers | Every line reachable at a station |
elevator_and_escalator_status | Current and upcoming outages, with MTA detours |
Data
- Arrivals: MTA GTFS-realtime feeds (protobuf), cached for 30 seconds, so predictions may lag the MTA.
confirmed: truemeans the MTA has assigned a train to the trip. If a feed fails, predictions up to five minutes old may be returned withstaleFeedsand a warning. Older feeds are rejected; canceled trips and skipped stops are excluded. - Alerts: MTA service alerts, with the MTA's own type and severity. Cached for 30 seconds.
- Elevators: MTA elevator and escalator outage feeds, cached for 30 seconds. Equipment counts describe installed equipment, not a guarantee of an accessible route.
- Stations: MTA static GTFS plus the MTA Subway Stations list for complexes, directions, and accessibility.
Run locally
Requires Node.js 22+.
git clone https://github.com/sasabasara/where_is_my_train_mcp.git
cd where_is_my_train_mcp
npm install
npm run build
npm start # http://localhost:3000/mcp
npm test # unit testsTests include local HTTP/MCP integration checks and require permission to listen on localhost. For an optional read-only audit against MTA data and the hosted server, run node scripts/audit-live.mjs after building. It checks every station, compares arrivals with independently decoded feeds, and writes its results to .dev_docs/audit-results.json.
The hosted server uses in-memory MCP sessions and currently requires a single instance. Request logs omit GPS coordinates from nearest_station calls.
License
MIT