/r/Subways
This is a place dedicated to discussions and sharing pictures and videos of underground rapid transit systems. Whether you call it a subway, metro, underground, or U-Bahn, you are welcomed here. Mind the gap and stand clear of the closing doors.
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NYC Subway Tour: Inside 170th Street Station (4 Train)
Come with us on a walkthrough of 170th Street Station on the IRT Jerome Avenue Line, which is served by the (4) train in the Highbridge neighborhood of the Bronx, NYC! This elevated station, originally opened in 1917 as part of the Dual Contracts, has undergone major upgrades, including a full ADA accessibility renovation completed in January 2022.
In this video, we explore the station’s history, layout, entrances, platform views, and more! If you're a fan of NYC transit, railfanning, or urban exploration, this is the video for you! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more subway tours! 🚊🔔
📍 Location: 170th Street & Jerome Avenue, Bronx, NY 🚇 Train Service: (4) at all times ♿ ADA Accessible: Yes (Elevators added in 2022)
💬 What’s your favorite NYC Subway station?
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[HubTalk Chronicles Podcast] This podcast episode was supposed to air in August 2024. As we all know, the Transit Authority has started the ADA Accessibility project on the Church Avenue (B) and (Q) train station in Flatbush, Brooklyn. Also, how do we all feel about the discontinuation of the fare-free bus program five months later? Enjoy the episode!
VIDEO CHAPTERS 0:00 - Intro 1:11 - Accessibility Upgrades at Church Ave Station 13:00 - The End of The Fare-Free Buses 17:00 - Ending
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Photographs and Videos are not allowed in the Station or Train
I've been traveling around the United States and noticed that taking photos or videos of local transit systems with a phone or camera is often prohibited by staff.
This is true even if you're not posting the images or videos online (such as on Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube), but just enjoying them privately or sharing with fellow enthusiasts.
When did it become illegal to take photos in public spaces like subway stations?
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Thanks for helping us reach our $100k (20%) matching requirement.
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Best way to get from JFK to Wall Street (Fulton St) on a Saturday with 4 suitcases—Subway or something else?
Hi, I’ll be traveling with 3 others, and we’re arriving at JFK on a Saturday. We’re thinking of taking the subway to get to Wall Street (Fulton St Station), but since we’ll have 4 large suitcases, I’m wondering if it’s manageable or if it would be better to take a taxi, rideshare, or shuttle.
I’ve looked into two routes:
- Howard Beach Route:
- Take the AirTrain to Howard Beach Station (cost: $8.25 per person).
- Transfer to the A train and take it downtown towards Inwood-207 St.
- Get off at Fulton St Station (total subway fare: $2.90 per person).
- Jamaica Station Route:
- Take the AirTrain to Jamaica Station (cost: $8.25 per person).
- Transfer to the E train towards World Trade Center.
- Get off at Fulton St Station (total subway fare: $2.90 per person).
The Howard Beach route looks more straightforward, but I’m not sure which one is better for carrying luggage or how crowded the trains are on a Saturday. Has anyone done this trip before, and would you recommend the subway in our situation, or would it be better to use a different form of transport?
Thanks a lot for any advice!
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