Get Notifications About Disruptions on Your Line
In select cities, you can stay on top of schedule changes, stop relocations, entrance closures, and other unexpected surprises by subscribing to service alerts for your most frequently used transit lines.
You can receive notifications straight to your phone when agencies publish alerts.
Here's what this article covers:
- Check Service Alerts
- Hide Individual Alerts
- Subscribe to Service Alerts
- Manage Service Alert Subscriptions
Check Service Alerts




Pro tip: The color of an alert indicates how severe it is.
- Red alerts indicate that there is significant disruption on the route or a stop is closed.
- Yellow alerts indicate that there is mild disruption on the route or a stop has been moved.
- Grey alerts indicate an upcoming disruption on the route or information about changes at a station or stop.

Entrance Alerts
Alerts for station entrances follow the same color pattern with relation to severity (indicated above) as other service alerts, to let you know if a station entrance is closed or if there's a problem.
Hide Individual Alerts

Subscribe to Service Alerts

Commute Hours are defined as 7 to 9 AM and 4 to 7 PM. If you choose "Commute hours only", you'll only receive push notifications for alerts that are published during those periods, during weekdays.
We know that not everyone commutes during the 9 to 5 time frame, so stay tuned for more flexibility in future updates!
Manage Service Alert Subscriptions


