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Avoid
Rush Hour Trains: Conflicts can occur between passengers and bicycles due to limited space on crowded trains. |
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Board
at End of Train: Board at the
least crowded part of the train, usually
the front or the back. Never put your
bike where it could block an aisle or
door. |
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Stand
by your Bike: Move your bike
to allow others to pass or sit down.
If there is a train or station evacuation,
you must leave your bike behind to ensure
a swift and safe exit for all passengers. |
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Carry
your Bike on Stairs: Wait until
the staircase is not crowded. Carry
your bike. Don't bump it down the stairs;
you could lose control. |
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Use
Service Gate: Do not try to lift
your bike over the turnstile. Signal
the Token Clerk to release the service
gate. Deposit a token or use a MetroCard
& roll the turnstile. Pull the service
gate to enter. |
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Courtesy + Common Sense = Bicycle Safety:
Consideration of others along with reasonable
judgement help produce a safer, more
comfortable environment for bikes. |
