by Love Train
Last weekend, when I was visiting the city, I walked the Brooklyn Bridge. I took the subway to get there (the (4) train).
This observation has nothing to do with trains, but elevators. I always thought all of MTA's ADA elevators have the single door that opens in one direction. But I noticed that the street elevator at Brooklyn Bridge has the traditional double door type, kind of like subway doors. That's the first NY subway ADA elevator I've seen with double doors. Is that the only ADA elevator in the system with double doors?
P.S. That street elevator at Brooklyn Bridge looks scary. Especially from the outside. Looking at the elevator from the street, it looks like a haunted mausoleum from a horror movie.
This observation has nothing to do with trains, but elevators. I always thought all of MTA's ADA elevators have the single door that opens in one direction. But I noticed that the street elevator at Brooklyn Bridge has the traditional double door type, kind of like subway doors. That's the first NY subway ADA elevator I've seen with double doors. Is that the only ADA elevator in the system with double doors?
P.S. That street elevator at Brooklyn Bridge looks scary. Especially from the outside. Looking at the elevator from the street, it looks like a haunted mausoleum from a horror movie.
