You can take the A train—just don’t take more than one seat, even in the lonely hours before dawn. Ask Jose Hidalgo.
Mr. Hidalgo was sprawled asleep across two seats of the A train in Brooklyn at 3:10 a.m. on Dec. 24 when he became one of the thousands of people cited each year for violating §1050.7[J][7] of the subway system’s “rules of conduct,” which decrees only one seat to a rider.
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