The Italians should ask for advice from The New York Transit Authority as to how to keep their trains graffiti free. The few stations you showed are quite clean though, including the road bed.
Please don't overestimate the expertise of NY transit authority, it itself has to learn a lot from its European colleagues about a LOT of stuff. Graffiti is the least bothersome issue with the Rome metro, generally efficient and faster than in NYC. But, Europeans may inquire though what valuable advice NYTA can provide to get a station as dilapidated as Chambers Street in a most efficient way 😊
Well, Mr. Hammers Trains. Welcome to Italy. You know this Rome Gritty Train looks almost exactly like the sounds of NYC Metro trains including the graffitis in front of those trains. : )
I visited Rome on 17th and 18th September 2000. The line B now, looks about the same as back then. Ironically the Line A trains looked more run down than the Line B trains.
The graffiti on the train is a no go for me. Reminds me of the 80s when I was a kid in NYC. Makes the subway look trashy. They should definitely clean that graffiti off the train.
Interesting ride. The graffiti artists were busy decorating the cars. Thanks DJ Hammers😀💚
No matter the train I love riding the trains. Thanks
I love the MB100, same goes for the MA300 and MB400. It’s a shame that the A line doesn’t serve some old trains like the B.
The Italians should ask for advice from The New York Transit Authority as to how to keep their trains graffiti free. The few stations you showed are quite clean though, including the road bed.
Follow Gunn's lead and paint them red.
Ask for advice New York transit authority? 😬
Please don't overestimate the expertise of NY transit authority, it itself has to learn a lot from its European colleagues about a LOT of stuff. Graffiti is the least bothersome issue with the Rome metro, generally efficient and faster than in NYC. But, Europeans may inquire though what valuable advice NYTA can provide to get a station as dilapidated as Chambers Street in a most efficient way 😊
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As a life long New Yorker, I know what you mean, but I am not reluctant to give credit where credit is due.
Well, Mr. Hammers Trains. Welcome to Italy. You know this Rome Gritty Train looks almost exactly like the sounds of NYC Metro trains including the graffitis in front of those trains. : )
I visited Rome on 17th and 18th September 2000. The line B now, looks about the same as back then. Ironically the Line A trains looked more run down than the Line B trains.
That's because line B was renovated in 1990, line A was opened in 1980 and hadn't any renovations done
Line A old trains, MA 100, have been removed since 2006
mb100 my super train
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The graffiti on the train is a no go for me. Reminds me of the 80s when I was a kid in NYC. Makes the subway look trashy. They should definitely clean that graffiti off the train.
Yeah but who's gonna pay for that?
@@emeraldskiesoficelandur right, also i’m from rome and they’ll most likely leave the trains like this.
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