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Thunderbolt3985 started this post over at nyctba.com and I thought it would be a good idea to bring it over here as well.http://forum.nyctba.com/showthread.php?t=2194In short, that proposed photoban no longer exists. This should be seen as huge victory for railfanning and railroad photography in general.This decision may cause other transit authorities and railroads to follow the same path. Though there will be more restrictions in place, amateur photography will still be permitted in the New York Subway. Just don't use a flash.Thunderbolt3985: Thanks for informing the NYTBA.com/SubTalk community about this development.
John Going Your Way for 100 Years. 1904-2004 "Ladies and gentlemen. For your safety, please do not hold car doors open while the train is in the station." Preserve your First Amendment rights! Fight the MTA ban on photography in the subways!
Yeah...I read somewhere that NJT are lifting thier photoban at the end of the month. Apparently they have no juristiction over the control of people and photograhpy. Railfanning is becoming alot more enjoyable now!! >Mike Forster< Perth, Western Australiapacificnational_nr103@hotmail.com http://www.trainweb.org/aussiepix
I missed this. Great news, and a rare win for sanity.Everyone that took the time to get out and protest this (I didn't) give yourselves a pat on the back. Well done.Rob.
John
