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NYC Subway Crime (1980's) - Most Dangerous Place on Earth

Step back in time to the gritty streets and underground tunnels and experience 1980s New York City Crime with our captivating photo gallery. Join us as we delve into a period when the Big Apple's subway system was not for the faint-hearted. In the 1980s, the New York City subway was not just a mode of transportation but a theater of danger, with over 250 felonies being committed each week within its labyrinthine network. From muggings to assaults, the subway became synonymous with crime, earning it the notorious title of the most perilous mass transit system on the planet. As we navigate through our gallery, witness the stark difference between the subway of yesteryears and the modern marvel it is today. With over 300 million riders deserting the system over the course of a decade due to its grim reputation, the decline was palpable. From graffiti-covered trains to dimly lit stations fraught with peril, our curated collection offers a glimpse into a bygone era of urban decay and survival. Join us as we uncover the raw reality of what it was like to ride the New York City subways during its darkest days.