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A related effort is the NYC MTA's 10-year project to bring cell connectivity to subway tunnels (not just stations). You can already experience this if you take
by KerrickStaley 3y ago
A related effort is the NYC MTA's 10-year project to bring cell connectivity to subway tunnels (not just stations). You can already experience this if you take the L from Manhattan to Brooklyn: you will have continuous cell connectivity from the First Ave station to the Bedford Ave station. https://new.mta.info/press-release/mta-announces-universal-subway-wireless-connectivity-plan https://new.mta.info/press-release/mta-announces-universal-s...
It's not clear from the article whether the Underground is trying to add between-station cell coverage?
- mattlondon 3y agoThere is between station coverage. On the northern line I have been in-tunnel and got a solid full-signal 5g with 130mbps on speed.cloudflare.com tests for example.
- throw156754228 3y agoMy phone is dead from Kennington to Tooting Bec. Does it differ by telco provider?
- mattlondon 3y agoThis was between Camden and chalk farm IIRC. It's not fully rolled out yet.
- wdb 3y agoWhich provider? I don't get such speeds anywhere in London with O2
- mattlondon 3y agoVodafone. I've seen similar speeds, but on like the 10th floor of a building. It might be in the tube less people are sharing the signal so there is less contention?