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Railroad photography

Posted by Anonymous

on Tue, May 25 2004 8:35 AM

Beware - both NJ Transit and the NYC subway have started cracking down on photography. Even photos taken from a public street are verboten.

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Posted by Anonymous

on Wed, May 26 2004 8:09 AM

Wooo--wooo petty woo

see the tear.. SEE THE TEAR?

I sure don't.. So if any NJT or NYC subway..person... is listening..

TOO DA%& BAD!

Posted by Anonymous

on Wed, May 26 2004 7:48 PM

QUOTE: Originally posted by nealco

Beware - both NJ Transit and the NYC subway have started cracking down on photography. Even photos taken from a public street are verboten.

We were chatting about this in the Trains Magazine Forum.
The terrorist thread.

Apparently you can apply for a permit at no charge -- no idea what kind of info they ask for,