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So they've shut down half the G platform at Court Square to build stairs to help with overcrowding, but the trains still pull in where the platform is blocked offf. This is one train's crowd. There are often two at once. Months in, I've never once seen a platform controller.pic.twitter.com/wfoRfIXL5N
Every single train is like this. There's nowhere to stand and wait for it to dissipate. Train pulls in. Doors open. Conductor yells. It's especially fun when a train hasn't left for a while so you have dozens of people waiting to leave and a larger number hoping to get off.
It's only really today that I've realized that I've started every single workday for months in a mild panic because @NYCTSubway thinks this is acceptable.
a strange thing about this tweet is that Transit Twitter is very excited about it, but @NYCTSubway hasn't responded once, to me or any of the people tagging them in.
Saw three controllers this morning, one with a megaphone, but they didn't seem to be doing anything 
oh interesting. there definitely weren't any there when I went through about 7:45. If only @NYCTSubway would actually respond ...
Hey Erin - I'm a reporter with @NYC_Patch. Could I use this photo with a story on this morning's transit problems with credit to you?
Think that will make a difference? That Nj Transit train that derailed and killed someone in Hoboken led to no meaningful change
That looks crowded
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