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Originally Posted by Crawford
The L train is probably the best in the city. It's certainly the most modern (is now completely driverless) and ranks with the 7 for shortest wait times.
The G train is pretty good too. Was recently extended, and doesn't share tracks with anyone, so less likely to have delays. I lived along the G, and it certainly was better than my experience along other subway lines.
And inland Astoria is a pretty dense neighborhood. The development along the waterfront is only increasing the density. I don't see what's so bad with what's happening along the Brooklyn & Queens waterfronts (pretty much tons of 30-40 towers being planned everywhere).
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The wait for the L train is terrible, and it's always a question of whether the line is in service or not. The chief problem with the G is also the wait time. They're awful.