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[randomness]

So, according to Wikipedia, that unimpeachable source, the only subway systems in the world that operate 24 hours, 7 days a week are the New York City Subway, PATH, the Red and Blue lines of the Chicago L, and PATCO between Philadelphia and its New Jersey suburbs.

Anyone know of any others? Night bus networks, while nice, don't count.

(I thought of this after a conversation with bloodstones about Chicago's Blue Line, in which she said, "All-night transit service is a mark of civilization. Sorry, Boston.")

Comments

[totient]

Do airport-only systems count? I believe the Skylink at DFW is 24 hours, and I bet there are a bunch of others.

[r-ness.livejournal.com]

There are a lot of airport people-mover systems (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Airport_people_mover_systems), most of which operate during all the hours the airport operates, but I don't think that's what Wikipedia means by a city transit system, unless it actually leaves the airport and serves some substantial part of the city.