A man in all black, looked to be 30-40 yr old was hit by a train.

I was on my phone when I heard people screaming. I looked up and he had jumped onto the tracks and was walking into the tunnel. We were all yelling and trying to help him back up but he just ignored us and kept walking into the tunnel.

The L train came and he disappeared with it and for a second I thought they had gotten him off the tracks because it was so quiet. There weren’t any screams or blood. Then I realized the people around me were crying and filming and others were searching under the train with their phone flashlights looking for his body.

People on the L train were trapped inside with the doors closed and were aggravated, and I walked from train to train with a note on my phone that explained what happened.

It’s one of those things you know happen in the city, but you never think will happen right in front of you.

I don’t know if the guy was on drugs or just extremely emotionally unwell. We need more accessible help for people struggling with mental illness.

No one should have to see what we saw.

Hello,

The NY Transit museum is operating a "Fly Away Redbirds" nostalgia run on November 7. Here is the information written on their website: https://www.nytransitmuseum.org/nostalgia-rides/

"The 90-100-minute ride will go up to the Bronx, travel through a train yard for a special behind-the-scenes view before heading back downtown to Old South Ferry station."

Does anyone know which yard they are referring to here? I suspect it's the 239 St Yard on the 2/5 train, but it would be great if someone can provide confirmation.

Many thanks.

The work being done will allow for a smooth transition into CBTC, also expect future closures throughout 2027

Hello everyone,

I’m just here giving everyone a update on the exam results, I messaged customer support and this is what was said

Staten Island Railway. Express to Tottenville— 7:31AM

Taken from to BK song At the Mta ride our trains we rule

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20 Av/West End mezzanine. The clock works otherwise.

I have read that the NJT crews are the operators of the MNRRs operations on the West Side of the Hudson River on the Pascack Valley and Port Jervis lines.

You can also buy a NJT ticket to Port Jervis, NY.

My question is, is NJT the real owner of Pascack and Port Jervis lines or is the MTA MNRR the owner but paying NJT to operate?

It seems to me that NJT operates both branches into New York State, but they had to slap the MTA label since NJT can't be seen crossing too far into NY jurisdiction.

Not sure where it’s pulling the transfers, but they don’t seem to make sense for any line in this order.

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Saw an Orange at Dekalb and around 1:15 am 10/27

Taken while on a trip from Australia. Loved what NYC had to offer and definitely a shame these old girls have nearly all been withdrawn. Car 6144

Someone was just hit at Canal

These two trains fit very well and good for the line. It's ashamed they're retired.

I shared my subway station design game here two years ago. Here's how far it's come.

ODK NOW AS YOUVE SEEN IN MY PREVIOUS POST IT WAS JUST LCD