What American cities have metro?

Here are the biggest ones.
  • New York City Subway.
  • Washington Metro.
  • Chicago L.
  • The T (Boston)
  • Bay Area Rapid Transit (San Francisco Bay Area) and Muni Metro (San Francisco itself)
  • Port Authority Trans Hudson (New York and New Jersey)
  • Philadelphia Subways (SEPTA and PATCO)
  • Los Angeles Metro Rail.




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