
New York
🇺🇸 USA
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Subway accessibility truth from a wheelchair user
Approximately 25-26% of stations have elevators and they break constantly. The MTA app says one thing about elevator status, but reality often differs - use it as a starting point but have backup plans.
Stations that usually work: times square, union square, penn, atlantic terminal brooklyn. Multiple elevators = backup when one fails.
Buses are way more reliable. M14A/D crosstown along 14th St, m5/m6 west side. All accessible, real-time tracking works.
Uber/lyft wheelchair cars exist but book 30+ mins ahead. Yellow cabs legally have to take you but lol good luck.
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