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He is still alive...!

This photo was taken at the Lexington Avenue–63rd Street station.

u/Expert_Slip_4793 — 3 hours ago
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What is the proper etiquette for these stairs?

For me, always stay to the right. Slower people against the wall, faster people to their left. So essentially, the row on the left should always be for descending, and the row on the right for ascending. With the middle row, it can be 2 ways, with people going in either direction on their right, BUT, when trains are coming/going in the station, the middle should be overflow for whichever way the crowd is headed.

u/mellamoderek — 10 hours ago
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Exploring the Oyster Bay branch (LIRR)

Me and my plushie Sasha went exploring and it was a fun time checking out a branch that I’ve never been on and it was cool. Checking out the line, the view, and how it was which was cool.

Enjoy the pictures of me and Sasha exploring the branch

u/West_Tutor1563 — 3 hours ago
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How will Livonia Av (L) connect to Junius St. (3)?

Feel free to reference any part of the video.

u/Michael_Rowavery — 10 hours ago
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POV: the only time the (G) train gets a buff

Is it just me or is the only time the (G) train will get something good is only when the (F) is messed up as of right now (F) trains last stop is Euclid Avenue taking part for the suspended (C) service.

u/Chimp_Champ49 — 12 hours ago
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Is this an old upside down 9 train sign being used on the 6?

(Obligatory Shen Yun cameo)

u/n8ster8 — 13 hours ago
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LIRR Jamaica Railfanning

Went to Jamaica on the search for M3s and took these pics (The black dot on some of them was bc my camera sensor dirty and I didn't have a cleaner)

u/Flaky_Show6239 — 7 hours ago

In an alternate universe

Routes :

  1. South Ferry - Van Cortlandt Park

  2. Wakefield 241st - Voorhees Avenue

  3. Lenox Terminal - Voorhees Avenue

  4. Woodlawn - Kings Plaza

  5. Dyre Avenue - Gateway Mall

  6. Pelham - City Hall

  7. College Point - Hudson Yards

  8. Wakefield- Gateway Mall

S) Times Square - Grand Central

A) Inwood - Far Rockaway - Mott Avenue

B) Bedford Pk Blvd - Brighton Beach

C) 168th St - Euclid Avenue

D) Co-Op City - Coney Island (via Brighton)

E ) Springfield Blvd - WTC

F) Queens Village - Braddock Avenue - Coney Island

G ) Forest Hills - Church Avenue

H ) St. Albans - Co-Op City

J ) Broad Street - Jamaica Center

L) 72nd St - Canarsie

M) Metropolitan Avenue - Rockaway Beach -116th St

N) Staten Island Mall - Forest Hills (Via St.George)

Q) Broadway -125th Street - Coney Island (Via West End)

R) Staten Island Mall - LaGuardia Airport (Via Grasmere)

T) Red Hook - Gun Hill Rd

W) Coney Island - LaGuardia Airport (Via Sea Beach)

V) Throgs Neck - Bayside (Via Northern Blvd)

SIR - St. George - Tottenville

S) Franklin Avenue Shuttle

u/Alarming_Occasion782 — 3 hours ago
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5th Avenue El at 36th Street station.

This station was located at the intersection of 5th avenue and 36th Street in Brooklyn. Taken between very late 1930's to 1940. Credit to the photographer

u/its_ashleyyy — 17 hours ago
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The way late night lirr customers are treated is absolute bs even more so at Jamaica then I thought

You know those waiting rooms that your tax dollars and train tickets paid for? all closed. even at a main transfer station like Jamaica they ain't open go freeze in the cold I've know this is BS for a long time but I decided since I have a half hour for my train I may as well use the bathroom. I know they have one in The part of the station that connects to the Air train

I walk up there some bean counter stops me and is like "where are u going" I say "the air train?" she's like "right but where, are you going to the airport?" I say "does the airtrain go anywhere else?" she's like "ok let me see your plane ticket or boarding pass" Lucky for me I was able to think fast I said "I'm going to Federal circle a friend of mine is picking me up there" then she's like oh ok and let me through and I was able to use the bathroom.

like I know a lot about NYC Transit so I was smart enough to say the right line so that I would be let through anyway but what about other LIRR riders with a small bladder who is honest? they should just piss themselves? what about people who are sensitive to heat or cold? they don't get to go to the climate controlled part of they station they are using as a part of a rail service that they paid for twice over? (with their ticket and taxes) also we got to pay someone to stand around to check Even though there's no way of verifying if somebody's being honest? And even if someone is being fully honest what's stopping someone from just buying a refundable plane ticket showing it to them and then refunding it 3 minutes later? like who came up with these rules and regulations? was any thought put into them?I have half a mind to go full Karen and ask to speak to there manager.

why are waiting rooms closed at night? when it's colder out and the trains are less frequent If anything goes with the only times waiting rooms SHOULD be open because that's when they are most useful

the Long Island Rail Road ought to be ashamed of itself and we as New Yorkers ought to be ashamed of ourselves because they are accountable to us

and then the unions have the nerve to ask for more more more in negotiations as CLEARLY they are doing such a wonderful job serving the public bothering people for plane tickets when they shouldn't need them (admittedly I wasn't looking that closely It's possible the person there works for the Port authority since it was close to the Air train part of Jamaica station but the Port authority is still just as accountable to the public except it's just accountable the public's of New York and New Jersey instead of just New York and It's demonstrative of a broader pattern within the Long Island railroad anyway to not give a damn about late night travelers)

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u/LordJesterTheFree — 23 hours ago
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Broadway Junction F!

The F is terminating at Euclid for a couple of days 🤯

While the e G train is doing the F line through McDonald Av terminating in Coney Island while running to it's other normal terminus in Court Sq.

u/HotDogSeeker — 22 hours ago

Bag suggestions

I am traveling by train from Delaware to New York City and I need to bring a bag with two days clothes and other things like my laptop in it. I’m staying with someone who’s lived up there for the past 30 years in an expensive area of Brooklyn. Any suggestions? I’m traveling on a train and then a subway and I just don’t wanna look like some complete idiot from out of town even though that’s what I am.😊

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u/Greedy-Response-4337 — 4 hours ago
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Does anyone know where I can learn more about the New York Central’s “West Side Station” at Chambers Street?

Screenshot is from the Wikipedia page for the West Side Line.

I’m making a map of New York & New Jersey’s railroad terminals (freight and passenger) in 1914, and while poking around at Wikipedia I found this red link referring to “West Side station” on the New York Central railroad, apparently a passenger station at Chambers Street. I was curious if anyone knew any websites or historical resources that might be able to provide more information about this! Simply Googling it proved difficult; results came up for subway stations, train yards, other stations, etc.

Any info is appreciated!!

u/eckwecky — 14 hours ago
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