NEW YORK (WABC) -- After three decades, a designer is apologizing for mistakes on the New York City subway map.
John Tauranac, 72, says he was on the committee that redesigned the maps in 1979.
Tauranac says in some areas the streets are not precise, including West End Avenue, which the map shows as three blocks longer than it actually is.
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