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NYCT Subway @NYCTSubway

Subway Action Plan is delivering right now. Every night crews are on the system, undertaking work to make it more reliable. That said, I have to be candid with you. More fundamental work like resignaling the subway will take time and money. #AskNYCT ^AB https://t.co/LuItUOFl7N — PolitiTweet.org

Almost every #AskNYCT answer has been a really dry ass "we're gonna do this but it'll take a while".

Posted March 29, 2018 Hibernated

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NYCT Subway @NYCTSubway

Right now, we are running as many trains as we can on the L. The signal system does enable us to run more trains, but we need to first upgrade the power supply, and that will happen during the upcoming L line closure in 2019. #AskNYCT ^AB https://t.co/1vIThdrmOK — PolitiTweet.org

@NYCTSubway #AskNYCT Is the L train at capacity in terms of trains per hour during rush hour? If not, why not? I wa… https://t.co/CeQP0XvT10

Posted March 29, 2018 Hibernated

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NYCT Subway @NYCTSubway

Medically qualified teams are stationed at a number of locations across the network. They are there to rapidly assess if it is safe to remove a sick passenger from the train. #AskNYCT ^AB https://t.co/Rj6g8ahYnK — PolitiTweet.org

#AskNYCT Subway delays are often caused by sick passengers. Are you looking into process changes to reduce the impa… https://t.co/7jo4MrFi4d

Posted March 29, 2018 Hibernated