I'll see if I can grab a picture of the areas in my local where the water has been dripping on the floor for so long it forms mineral deposits an inch high
The NYC subway system has the potential to be excellent, but is resting on its laurels (and struggling due to climate change). The freedom the system brings you is a beautiful thing, too. It's a good system with fantastic aspects (express services) but is held back due to deferred maintenance and awful governance.
Absolutely, it's just really sad what decades of systemic neglect have done to it. Don't get me wrong, I love the subway. I haven't owned a car in over a decade. It's just that the daily experience of being in the physical infrastructure is generally pretty grim
This is literally what I see every day when I go to the subway:
take pictures of the subway and post them in c/urbanism
The famously photogenic NYC subway system
:rocz-yes:
https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-yg_V3PH9M2M/TkSUt3qEdJI/AAAAAAAAMBs/pvFBS3Nd0pg/s1600/DSC_0293.JPG
https://i.redd.it/70eylig5qzx11.jpg
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2f/Flushing_Line_from_above_vc.jpg
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/26/City_Hall_Station_%2832200%29.jpg/1200px-City_Hall_Station_%2832200%29.jpg
https://c8.alamy.com/comp/WWCG38/a-train-pulls-into-the-81st-st-subway-station-which-is-decorated-with-beautiful-public-art-work-in-manhattan-new-york-city-WWCG38.jpg
I'll see if I can grab a picture of the areas in my local where the water has been dripping on the floor for so long it forms mineral deposits an inch high
The NYC subway system has the potential to be excellent, but is resting on its laurels (and struggling due to climate change). The freedom the system brings you is a beautiful thing, too. It's a good system with fantastic aspects (express services) but is held back due to deferred maintenance and awful governance.
Absolutely, it's just really sad what decades of systemic neglect have done to it. Don't get me wrong, I love the subway. I haven't owned a car in over a decade. It's just that the daily experience of being in the physical infrastructure is generally pretty grim
This is literally what I see every day when I go to the subway:
https://hexbear.net/pictrs/image/py3e1bPn3z.jpg
https://hexbear.net/pictrs/image/2gp1U6k1mL.jpg
sigh
unfortunately this is the best that :amerikkka: can give us. Xi please come liberate New York
:inshallah:
wow this country really is a shithole
I miss New York so fucking much. I was born in Rye, grew up mostly in Vermont.
city hall station doesn't count and you know it
Not all those pics are city hall.