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Latest Articles Tagged "straphangers campaign"

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Report: The Best & Worst Of NYC Transit Over The 2010s

Spoiler alert: no viral rats were included on this list.

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Ben Yakas


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Why Are NYC Bus Stops So Infuriatingly Close Together?

32 pairs of stops are less than 260 feet apart, or about the length of a city block.

By

Jake Offenhartz


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Here Are The Best And Worst Subway Lines In NYC

This year there's an UNPRECEDENTED tie for first place.

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Rebecca Fishbein


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Report: The Best & Worst MTA Moments Of 2015

Guess which list Pizza Rat landed on.

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Emma Whitford


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The Best & Worst Subway Lines In NYC, Ranked

The 7 train rules; the B and 5 trains drool, according to the group.

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Nathan Tempey


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Experts Rank The Best & Worst To Happen With NYC Mass Transit This Year

Our transit systems Best and Worst moments of 2014, ranked.

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Jen Carlson


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7 Is Heaven But The 2 Gets Boos: Group Ranks Best & Worst Subway Lines

Fighting for runner-up worst subway line honors were the 5, A and C lines.

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Jen Chung


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Survey: L Train Is The Cleanest Train, While Subways Get Dirtier Overall

Subway cars across the city saw a "statistically significant decline" in cleanliness over the last two years.

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Christopher Robbins


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The MTA's Best And Worst Transit Events Of 2013

Another dramatic year in transportation is winding to a close, and as such, the Straphanger's Campaign has released a listicle detailing the "best" and "worst" transit events of 2013.

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Lauren Evans


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Subway Study Shows Which Boroughs Have The Most Rats, Filth, Darkness

The Straphangers Campaign has measured the filth levels at 862 platforms at stations around the city.

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Lauren Evans


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