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Don’t block the subway doors. Don’t lean on the pole. Remove your backpack in crowded cars. Offer your seat to the elderly. Don’t stop in the middle of the sidewalk or stairs. Avoid walking and using your phone. You may be blocking traffic. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. Don’t block the subway doors. Don’t lean on the pole. Remove your backpack in crowded cars. Offer your seat to the elderly. Don’t stop in the middle of the sidewalk or stairs. Avoid walking and using your phone. You may be blocking traffic. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. Don’t block the subway doors. Don’t lean on the pole. Remove your backpack in crowded cars. Offer your seat to the elderly. Don’t stop in the middle of the sidewalk or stairs. Avoid walking and using your phone. You may be blocking traffic. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. If you see a celebrity out doing normal person things, don’t talk to them. If you don’t already have your subway card handy, please do not stand directly in front of a turnstile while searching for it as this blocks both directions of traffic. Take your backpack off when you’re in a crowded subway car. Mind one another’s pedestrian blindspot. If you find yourself walking at pace with a stranger, give each other space and don’t chill 3-5 feet behind them. Don’t block the subway doors. Don’t lean on the pole. Remove your backpack in crowded cars. Offer your seat to the elderly. Don’t stop in the middle of the sidewalk or stairs. Avoid walking and using your phone. You may be blocking traffic. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. Don’t block the subway doors. Don’t lean on the pole. Remove your backpack in crowded cars. Offer your seat to the elderly. Don’t stop in the middle of the sidewalk or stairs. Avoid walking and using your phone. You may be blocking traffic. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. Don’t block the subway doors. Don’t lean on the pole. Remove your backpack in crowded cars. Offer your seat to the elderly. Don’t stop in the middle of the sidewalk or stairs. Avoid walking and using your phone. You may be blocking traffic. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. Submit a tip. If you see a celebrity out doing normal person things, don’t talk to them. If you don’t already have your subway card handy, please do not stand directly in front of a turnstile while searching for it as this blocks both directions of traffic. Take your backpack off when you’re in a crowded subway car. Mind one another’s pedestrian blindspot. If you find yourself walking at pace with a stranger, give each other space and don’t chill 3-5 feet behind them. Don’t block the subway doors. Don’t lean on the pole. Remove your backpack in crowded cars. Offer your seat to the elderly. Don’t stop in the middle of the sidewalk or stairs. Avoid walking and using your phone. You may be blocking traffic. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. Sign up for the mailing list. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. Don’t block the subway doors. Don’t lean on the pole. Remove your backpack in crowded cars. Offer your seat to the elderly. Don’t stop in the middle of the sidewalk or stairs. Avoid walking and using your phone. You may be blocking traffic. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. Don’t block the subway doors. Don’t lean on the pole. Remove your backpack in crowded cars. Offer your seat to the elderly. Don’t stop in the middle of the sidewalk or stairs. Avoid walking and using your phone. You may be blocking traffic. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. If you see a celebrity out doing normal person things, don’t talk to them. If you don’t already have your subway card handy, please do not stand directly in front of a turnstile while searching for it as this blocks both directions of traffic. Take your backpack off when you’re in a crowded subway car. Mind one another’s pedestrian blindspot. If you find yourself walking at pace with a stranger, give each other space and don’t chill 3-5 feet behind them. Don’t block the subway doors. Don’t lean on the pole. Remove your backpack in crowded cars. Offer your seat to the elderly. Don’t stop in the middle of the sidewalk or stairs. Avoid walking and using your phone. You may be blocking traffic. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. Don’t block the subway doors. Don’t lean on the pole. Remove your backpack in crowded cars. Offer your seat to the elderly. Don’t stop in the middle of the sidewalk or stairs. Avoid walking and using your phone. You may be blocking traffic. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. Don’t block the subway doors. Don’t lean on the pole. Remove your backpack in crowded cars. Offer your seat to the elderly. Don’t stop in the middle of the sidewalk or stairs. Avoid walking and using your phone. You may be blocking traffic. Please wait until you exit the subway car before you eat your food. If you see a celebrity out doing normal person things, don’t talk to them. If you don’t already have your subway card handy, please do not stand directly in front of a turnstile while searching for it as this blocks both directions of traffic. Take your backpack off when you’re in a crowded subway car. Mind one another’s pedestrian blindspot. If you find yourself walking at pace with a stranger, give each other space and don’t chill 3-5 feet behind them.

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User Guide

Does it drive you nuts when people block the subway doors? How about when they break open a tuna sandwich on the bus?

The New York City User Guide is a compendium of helpful guidelines for the ultimate enjoyment of New York City. A central place to collect all official and unofficial rules for the shared spaces in New York City. The subway, buses, sidewalks, and more. All content will be community driven and curated.

COMING SOON. We’re wrapping up development on the site and should be launching by the end of April.