Ticket to Ride: New York

Yes — you may claim any open Route on the board even if it isn’t connected to your other Routes (you cannot claim more than one Route per turn). (page 1)

No — on your turn you may do only one action, and claiming a Route is that one action; you cannot claim more than one Route in the same turn. (page 2)

No — if you take a face-up Taxi card as your first card you cannot take another card that turn, and you are not allowed to take a face-up Taxi as your second card either. (page 2)

You draw two Destination Tickets and must keep at least one of them (you may keep both); any returned card goes to the bottom of the deck, and once you keep a Destination Ticket you cannot discard it later. (page 1)

A single player cannot claim both Routes of a Double Route; in two-player games the second Route of a Double Route cannot be claimed by the other player once one is claimed. (page 2)

When a player has two or fewer plastic Taxis left, every player (including that player) gets one final turn, then score Routes first, reveal Destination Tickets and add/subtract their values, then score connected Tourist Attractions; ties are broken by who completed more Destination Tickets. (page 1)