Why is Fulton Center so confusing? We looked into it.

WNYC News | Nov 11

New York City’s subway system is massive, with nooks and crannies all throughout the five boroughs. But that means some parts of it can be difficult to navigate. For example, the Fulton Street station in Lower Manhattan has 8 different subway lines, but transferring can feel a bit like a maze.

Have you ever wondered why it's like that? WNYC’s All Things Considered producer Elizabeth Shwe looked into it for this week’s Looped In NYC newsletter. 
 

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