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Passenger Trains > What's new in New York City?Date: 01/07/25 01:21 What's new in New York City? Author: GenePoon Date: 01/07/25 01:58 Re: What's new in New York City? Author: jgilmore Yup, can't push you if your back is against the wall, or a support beam. That's exactly the way I waited all the years I lived there and never had a problem. As well as being self-aware all the time. Not that hard...
JG Date: 01/07/25 04:07 Re: What's new in New York City? Author: joemvcnj Or wait in the mezzanine next to the turnstiles.
Date: 01/07/25 08:51 Re: What's new in New York City? Author: MEKoch The culture in NY has gotten so bad, that everyone in the subway has their back to the wall.........
Very sad. Date: 01/07/25 12:11 Re: What's new in New York City? Author: timz Is the pic posed, or is that what stations actually look like?
Date: 01/07/25 16:44 Re: What's new in New York City? Author: cutboy1958 Common sense. Like I do not stand next to traffic on the road if there is space to 'hang back'.
Date: 01/07/25 18:18 Re: What's new in New York City? Author: AndyBrown timz Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Is the pic posed, or is that what stations > actually look like? Are you talking about the people or the station itself? I doubt you'd ever get that many people to pose in NYC. But yes that's what the subway stations look like. Some are nicer than others with intricate and attractive tile work. In happier times you could stand at the edge of the platform without worrying about being shoved in front of an incoming train, but apparently those days are gone. Andy Date: 01/08/25 00:58 Re: What's new in New York City? Author: RU412 Don't forget to stand clear of the closing doors, please, in the immortal words of Charlie Pellett. :-)
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