Taking union work from nypd.. scabs
That was always the play before folk caught on to it
Funny enough, I don’t have much issues with the R142, also designed by bombardier. My big issues is the announcements being slow as shyt.The newest subway car fleet, the R179 has been taken out of service cause the doors opened on one of the cars while the train was moving
Kinda affected J line service during the AM rush cause they didn't have enough cars for service..
The newest subway car fleet, the R179 has been taken out of service cause the doors opened on one of the cars while the train was moving
Kinda affected J line service during the AM rush cause they didn't have enough cars for service..
Funny enough, I don’t have much issues with the R142, also designed by bombardier. My big issues is the announcements being slow as shyt.
I work the midnight 2 train. needless to say, this would've affected me. but I'm off soGothamist
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Half a million gallons of water infiltrated the subway system this morning, leading to widespread delays and overcrowding at some stations
Multiple subway lines will remain shuttered through the afternoon—and many others are in disarray—as workers scramble to address this morning's water main break near Lincoln Center.
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Here's What A Massive Water Main Break Does To The NYC Subway System
Vote for a Cuomo NY brehs
I didn't vote for this jackass... Upstate and the rest of nyc probably did tho...
The investigation into the cause of the break, which caused major problems for the MTA and commuters, is ongoing, but one avenue the DEP is looking at is the recently unseasonably warm, then freezing weather, combined with the age of the system (the main was installed in 1922). The NY Times quoted Timbers as saying,
During an interview on NY1, DEP Commissioner Vincent Sapienza addressed the aging infrastructure, "Age alone is not just an indicator of when we need to replace equipment. We’ve got some pipes that are from the late 1800s that are still in great shape and may continue service for another century, but we use a bunch of different tools—physical, chemical, analytical to determine when pipes need to be replaced. We do about 400 million dollars worth of water main repairs and replacements every year. About a mile of new water mains go in every week in the city, so we’re proactively doing that."