In the comments, BabyDave points out the rather interesting new route for the Bowery....
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Perhaps there's another app that creates Avenue C
EV Grieve reader (and blogger) Shawn Chittle notes the new MTA iPhone app for the East Village/Lower East Side ... As he points out, Avenue C is missing (sorry World Cuppers!) and Avenue D is apparently now subbing for the FDR...
In the comments, BabyDave points out the rather interesting new route for the Bowery....
In the comments, BabyDave points out the rather interesting new route for the Bowery....
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It's also a pretty interesting take on the Bowery. But at least all the subway stops seem to be there.
ReplyDeleteIf only someone could figure out a way to make it clear to people that no, you can not transfer from the uptown 6 at Bleecker Street to the B, D, or F. (I realize this will change, but I am guessing not for a couple more years.)
Ha! I didn't even notice the Bowery on first glance...
ReplyDeleteAw who needs Avenue C anyway, it's overrated. Besides, if it's not there, the total bar population plunges!
ReplyDeleteLooks like they erased all of the noisy bars on upper Avenue A *and* all the people who complain about them. If only CB3 were so efficient.
ReplyDeleteToo bad I can't stand the way the new map looks are the farce they call the Orange M.
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