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In D.C. it would be
-Green line, the southern portion is worse
-Orange line, east of Stadium-Armory
-Blue line, east of Stadium-Armory
Baltimore,
-The light rail south of downtown is terrible.
-The subway line is just ghetto..
If I got it right NYC,
-the A/C train through Brooklyn and Queens (Far Rock)
-L train from Broadway Junction to Canarsie
-3 train in Brookyn to New Lots
-2, 4 and 5 train in the Bronx
-2 and 3 trains north of 96th street into Harlem
-J train from Broadway Junction to Parsons-Archer
I think I got them all.
Chicago,
Green line?
Philly,
-The Broad street line
Boston,
-the southern portion of the orange line
can anyone add to this?
I agree with you on Baltimore's subway. I wish they could eliminate a few stops.
The light rail isn't too bad though. Depends on the time of day I suppose.
^ dangerous, I always know the G train has the worst service lol, especially on weekends.
the g train is the best thing that ever happened to nyc. i hate going to through Manhattan to go to queens.Thank god for the G train it doesnt go to the city and takes you straight to queens.
I've heard someone say that has happened in NYC, like people have to wait for several trains for one with space. Are the red and orange lines at capacity for rush hour?
According to wikipedia, the 4/5/6 (they all run together in Manhattan) line has a higher ridership than the entire D.C Metro. (1.3 million riders on the 4/5/6)
yup this happens on the 4/5/6, and q trains.
the 4/5/6 trains are just insane. no space to breathe.
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