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Review my app: For you NYC Hackers/Subway Riders

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Re: Review my app: For you NYC Hackers/Subway Riders

#42

isn't this the kind of thing that people who live in NY know just by virtue of riding the train everyday?

Ideally yes, but most new yorkers only go on a few lines regularly. I've only been in the city for a month now, but going to lines that you've never gone to before gets a bit confusing.

Re: Review my app: For you NYC Hackers/Subway Riders

#43
I only see one problem with this: During rush hour trains, choosing the optimal exit location is a good way to not get on the train, because people that take the same line every day know where to stand.

Maybe a "Overcrowding" mode that does the exact opposite and shows you where the least crowded cars are likely to be?

Re: Review my app: For you NYC Hackers/Subway Riders

#44
I haven't bought it yet, but I probably will for my work Blackberry. A suggestion: mark where the elevators are for all the subways too. It would be useful for disabled people and also anyone carrying heavy items or bags. Hopefully you wrote down that information so you don't have to search all the stops again!
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