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Posted by Broadway Buffer on Wed Jul 8 14:43:58 2015, in response to Re: The Customer is Not the MTA's Top Priority, posted by BrooklynBus on Thu Jul 2 18:44:32 2015. It isn't the only directional sign for PATH. Cortlandt St and 14/6 have a sufficient amount of modern directional signs indicating where "PATH" is located in addition to the old mosaics. At Hunter's Point Av you'll find a prominent mosaic which reads "TO Astoria [and] Corona" while there are no longer any trains to Astoria at that platform, but a modern sign "to Flushing" is installed immediately above it. Removing wouldn't cause anymore confusion than is already present at every other station where there are no outdated signs. |
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