In addition to transit customers like the MTA ... But she doesn’t suggest leaning rails should become the hostile bench of the future. “It’s a great complement to a bench,” she says.

Only one wooden benches remains on one platform. In a statement, an MTA spokesperson said: "The leaning bench is part of a pilot program in which we put these new benches, for the first time, on an ...

Wooden benches at some New York City subway stations are being removed, according to the MTA. (Credit: PIX11 News) “The leaning bench is part of a pilot program in which we put these new benches ...

One wooden bench remained on the downtown platform ... all wooden benches were still in place. New “leaning benches,” which the MTA installed at the West 4th St. subway station over the ...

But you won't be sitting. The MTA has removed the old benches, except for a couple, and replaced them with leaning bars. The MTA said the leaning bars are part of a pilot program, installed at ...

These new lean bars don’t stand up to scrutiny. The MTA replaced benches with new leaning bars at a bustling lower Manhattan subway station that were widely panned by straphangers as ...

Only one wooden benches remains on one platform. In a statement, an MTA spokesperson said: "The leaning bench is part of a pilot program in which we put these new benches, for the first time ...

Construction workers for New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority were photographed removing a bench on the station ... the metal object is known as a leaning rail or a leaning rail.