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Six people died surfing subway trains in the city last year, up from five in 2023. Tyesha Elcock, the MTA worker who operated the train Ka’Von rode the day he died, is among those who thinks ...
Suspected of subway surfing. [517] 29 November 2024: United States – New York Injured Collided with train Born in the 1990s Found on the tracks after getting struck by an oncoming train at the Flatbush Avenue–Brooklyn College station and then was taken to a nearby hospital. Suspected of subway surfing. [518] 8 December 2024: United States ...
Windinson Garcia and Brian Crespo, both aged 14, were participating in a dangerous TikTok trend known as “subway surfing,” which involves jumping on top of train cars, when the tragedy ...
NEW YORK (PIX11) — The MTA has told several social media platforms to take down the dangerous subway surfing videos, and many have complied, officials said Tuesday. “We’re always checking ...
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which operates the subway system, has said it is studying the issue. But it has yet to come forward with proposals to use technology or physical barriers that might make it harder for people to get on top of trains. Six people died surfing subway trains in the city last year, up from five in 2023.
Subway surfing deaths dramatically increased last year, according to NYPD data. Six people died trying to perform the dangerous stunt, with half of the deaths taking place between September and ...
Train surfers climb onto a high-speed Velaro RUS "Sapsan" electric multiple unit train. Train surfing is a common and usual way to ride trains in countries such as Bangladesh and South Africa, where this type of riding by trains is compelled due to the high population density and severe overcrowding of trains. This practice is a serious issue ...
The depth of the problem was revealed once more when Romero became the sixth person to die subway surfing this year — a devastating tally that has already surpassed 2023’s mark of five deaths.