What to Know
- New York City transit officials say a person surfing a subway train — meaning lying on top — was found dead in a Queens station
- The victim was struck at about 9 p.m. Saturday at Queensboro Plaza on an elevated No. 7 train
- The Metropolitan Transportation Authority says the station was totally closed for hours during an investigation
New York City transit officials say a person surfing a subway train — meaning lying on top — was found dead in a Queens station.
The victim was struck at about 9 p.m. Saturday at Queensboro Plaza on an elevated No. 7 train.
The person’s age and identity were not immediately released.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority says the station was totally closed for hours during an investigation.
No. 7 and N trains bypassed the normally very busy Queens stop.
“Surfing” subway trains is illegal, and authorities consider it a common but dangerous activity that often involves youthful daredevils.
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