MTA trains have been spotted displaying altered line numbers, including long-defunct lines 9 and 13, as well as numbers 10 to 12, which have never existed. These changes have left riders baffled. The MTA stated that these are regular trains with improperly displayed manual roll signs. Experts speculate whether these issues stem from crew errors or deliberate tampering, with tampering potentially leading to fines. Unused route numbers are included in signage due to historical practices allowing for route expansions.
MTA trains are running with altered line numbers, including defunct and unused lines like 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13, baffling riders.
Experts are unsure if altered signs result from crew mistakes or intentional tampering, with fines starting at $50 for those caught changing signage.
Inactive roll sign designations were included for possible future route expansions when signs were manufactured, explaining the presence of numbers like 10, 11, 12, and 13.
Photos on social media show trains advertised as defunct lines, sparking amused reactions among riders and further curiosities about the MTA's oversight.
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