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New York City is considering a plan to remove all trash cans from some subway platforms.

MTA Removes Trash Cans from Subway Stations “to Make Them Cleaner”

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New York City is considering a plan to remove all trash cans from some subway platforms.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has been testing the plan at two stations for the last two weeks: The Main Street station on the No. 7 line in Flushing, Queens, and the Eighth Street N and R station in Manhattan.

The MTA says itโ€™s an experiment to see how much it can reduce the amount of refuse it picks up in the stations in a given month. If it is successful, it may expand the program to some other stations.

The MTA says the two-month no-bin experiment is being tried because the agency has more trash than it can handle at its 468 subway stations.

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