I think it's called Business Commercial. The font costs like 200 bucks, but Arial is the closest font to it
According to the New York Times' recently published obit for Bob Noorda, the designer of the NYC Subway system signage, the type is internal to the system, Standard Medium, but was originally designed by Mr. Noorda using Helvetica.
The font used for signs in Bioshock Infinite is called "Nashville." It is a clear, vintage-style typeface that fits well with the game's early 20th-century setting in the floating city of Columbia.
Most municipal/government organizations use Helvetica for public signs. It is also the most widely used font in advertising.
For interpretive displays and publications, the sans-serif title font is Frutiger and the text font is called NPS Rawlinson.
It is a Nike font (Ithaca).
It is called ACME Secret Agent
I believe the "... the good life" part is Bauhaus. I'm still trying to figure out the "NEBRASKA" font.
The New York Post uses a custom font called "Postoni." It was specifically designed for the newspaper to give it a unique and recognizable appearance. It is a modern and bold typeface that helps to differentiate the publication from other newspapers.
The New York Times uses a custom font called "Cheltenham." Cheltenham is a classic serif typeface used in the newspaper's logo and headlines.
Your handwritting
Yankee script
American Typewriter
It's Helvetica. The weight of the font is Bold. Since it's creation, the font has become one of the most widespread fonts in the world. It's very commonly used for signage (like the NYC subway).