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All my subway experience is pre-COVID. I dunno what the regs say, or what the MTA publicizes, but the reality is almost any station in Brooklyn, Queens, Harlem
by ericbarrett 5y ago
All my subway experience is pre-COVID.
I dunno what the regs say, or what the MTA publicizes, but the reality is almost any station in Brooklyn, Queens, Harlem, etc. is going to be unsupervised in the late hours. Maybe there’s somebody lurking in an annex somewhere, but the ticket/info booth will be locked up and no MTA personnel, not even a janitor, will be visible. This was even the case for heavily trafficked stops like Bedford or Lorimer on the L.
- jrockway 5y agoOK, very interesting. I searched around for policies, and didn't find anything except people complaining about that 30 minute lack of coverage for "lunch". I assumed that if they flat-out had nobody in stations, there would be similar outrage. I live in Brooklyn Heights and used to routinely work until 2 in the morning; there was always someone in the booth a High St. and Clark St. at that hour.