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Despite security worries concerning the use of mobile phone signals in subways, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced that all 277 underground stations in the New York
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New York Subway To Be Wired For Cellphone Use
Despite security worries concerning the use of mobile phone signals in subways, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced that all 277 underground stations in the The first mobile phone networks will be available in 2009 in six downtown Manhattan stations located at 23rd Street and 14th Street on the Eighth Avenue line, 14th Street on the Seventh Avenue line, 14th Street on the Sixth Avenue line, and Eighth Avenue and Sixth Avenue on the L line. The rest of the underground stations will be gradually equipped with the wireless network system by 2013.
Via: New York Times
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