https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYOupT26p2Q

The Lifesaving Fix (Platform Screen Doors) New York Won't Install

Every year in New York City, 1,200 people fall onto the subway tracks. But in cities like Seoul and Tokyo, that number is closer to zero. Both of those metro systems rely on a fix that the MTA claims is too expensive. In this video, host Dakota Deady uncovers the surprising benefits of platform screen doors and discovers the real reason NYC won't install them.

>it would take 33 years

>would cost $33 million per station

Freemason infection?

>>25049884

> You literally never need to get close enough to the platform edge until the train has come to a stop. Stay the fuck back.

Meanwhile in reality…

Also pro-tip: sometimes people faint. And then lose arm + leg in New York.

>>25049892

> and still no nothing

>>25049901

Digital ID plan is as clear as day

As they say, nothing can stop what is coming.

>>25049630

>>25049908

It was always right in your face.

And to be fair, Al lived the life. Worked as a shoe salesman. Had a wife, that wanted sex and was loyal. Was able to afford a house and 2 children. And was able to insult fat bitches at his job without getting fired. He lived the dream.

>>25049930

will they?

>>25050079

One thing they can't fake is the curvature.