Rush-hour crowds can really make things awkward. Many major transit agencies don’t even allow regular bikes on trains during peak times. Chicago’s CTA, Philadelphia’s SEPTA, and Boston’s MBTA all have restrictions on when commuters can ride the train with a bike in tow, although folding bikes are generally allowed at all times. New York City’s MTA allows bikes on its subways around the clock, but “strongly recommend[s] that cyclists avoid boarding crowded rush hour trains.”
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