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The MTA has begun running its newest subway cars on the D line, giving riders daily access to the agency’s modern train fleet.

The D line runs from Norwood–205th Street in the Bronx to Coney Island in Brooklyn, serving riders across a major stretch of the city.

The newer cars include wider doors, more standing space, digital screens, security cameras, and updated systems designed to make the trains more reliable. They are replacing older subway cars that have been in service for decades.

The rollout is part of the MTA’s ongoing effort to modernize its subway fleet and improve service for riders across New York City.

photos: Marc A. Hermann / MTA