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isn't this the kind of thing that people who live in NY know just by virtue of riding the train everyday?
by kingkawn 17y ago
isn't this the kind of thing that people who live in NY know just by virtue of riding the train everyday?
- skinnymuch 17y agoIdeally yes, but most new yorkers only go on a few lines regularly. I've only been in the city for a month now, but going to lines that you've never gone to before gets a bit confusing.
- kingkawn 17y ago1 month isn't much for a system with 468 stations.
- locopati 17y agoYou get acclimated to your 1 or 2 regular lines and then when you go exploring, this would come in handy. But, even on your regular lines, if you go to an unfamiliar stop this would be handy (the A/C line has 18 possible stops on my commute - I use 3 of those regularly and many others infrequently enough that this would be useful). The other scenario is when you move or switch jobs, your subways lines may change so this gives you a head start on the learning curve.