Trudy
It’s not a big surprise to anyone that’s been to New York City before, but this is the “quickest”, least expensive, and most “reliable” way of transportation. Those quotes are because it depends on the day of the week and the time of day. Oh and if you ever visit, please don’t buy a map, they’re free at all subway stations. 😁
Until our next rendezvous..
Xoxo
Trudy
Thanks for the tip on the maps if I ever make it up that way.
Tourists spend twenty a pop for tour guide books just for the maps!
It’s much sleeker and cleaner than I remembered. I have no idea how many years it has been since I rode a subway.
Actually, those older trains still run, and the one pictured isn’t one of the newer models. The newer one’s can display the next stop, announce the stops and what train you can transfer to and have LED naps, but those are mainly Manhattan trains. And they’re building a new line in Manhattan on 2nd Ave and lengthening the 7 line to the West Side Highway. Where did you live in New York when you were here.? Did you take the train often?