I don't get it. The train system is how old? Of course there are leaks. this is nothing new. It happens every single time it rains. Is that good, no. But it happens when you have one of the oldest subway systems in the world. Good job for the MTA to step in and make it safe for the riders.

who cares about A and C riders, they are ghetto.  

Seriously, I'm a C rider and the level of service and disrespect is at an  all time low.

Took two hrs to get from 50th St Manhattan to Nostrand last night.  "Signal problems" literally every damn day at Hoyt-Schermerhorn, and of course every other train line gets to jump ahead of the C when there's a backup.

That's what hurts most, you're stuck waiting for whatever nonsense is going on ahead of you and four A trains just pass you by.  And yesterday, B, D and A trains were passing my train by.  

And finally when the C finally crawls into Hoyt Schermerhorn, its re-routed as an express so it skips my damn stop.  Bastards.

Everything is fine. More countdown clocks and smart cards. Jay Walder was the second coming of Jesus Christ. It's a 24/7 system. Extension of the #7 line. 2nd avenue subway line. Albany is to blame. FUCK THE MTA!

Probably caused by the construction of the Fulton Transit Center, which has opened all sorts of new holes for water to seep through.

emfuckingbarrasing. 

that station has some really nasty spots; surprising that so many of wall street's subway stops are such shitholes.  although there is a major upgrade going on there that looks good so far.

third world infrastructure. little wonder we got downgraded. it's emblematic of a more general decline.

Another victim of not knowing how to shoot video on their flavor-of-the-month gadget