Construction continues on the Second Avenue Subway's future 86th Street Station. This photo shows the latest progress.
 

Meanwhile in the subway of Amsterdam

A highly contagious virus trolls people in the subway.

You definitely don’t want to rub this bird mascot the wrong way. See what he did during his subway ride to work.

It’s cool when subway stations are decorated with 8-bit-style art, just like this one located in Stockholm, Sweden.

To improve people’s behavior in the subway, French advertisers came up with these posters.

Another day in the subway means another day at perhaps seeing some really disturbing, amusing and memorable situations and people. Check out this latest installment of the weird things that happen on public subways.

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This is Bund Sightseeing Tunnel in Shanghai. The subway tunnel is entangled with spectacular optics for over 647 feet, which creates the illusion of colorful threads when the train moves.

The guys from comedic performance art group Improv Everywhere, staged a costume performance in the New York subway. You’ll easily recognize all the characters.

I really like the bright colors of this IKEA Subway. I think it would be nice to enter such a carriage when you go to work in the morning. I can’t say that it’s amazing or wonderful, but the design is still creative.

Just one letter has changed the policy of the cheese placement in Subway sandwiches.

Take a look.

The Subway is really a place where you can see it all.

Here’s another collection that proves it right.

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What You Can See in the Subway (93 pics)

Moscow train called “Aquarelle” transports works of art from the famous Russian museum once a year in the Moscow subway.

The museum staff selected the paintings from its world famous collection. Their 35 high-quality reproductions will be placed inside the ‘art gallery train’ and the passengers will be able to see the famous paintings of the great Russian, Italian, German and British masters.

This is the third exhibition held in the "Aquarelle" train.

I think the idea is very good and it seems that Muscovites appreciate it a lot.

Paris subway stations amaze metro passengers by a furniture collection and interiors they can view and even try out while waiting for the train. This unusual promotion will last till March 24. Till then all people can check out the new IKEA products and experience a new subway “interior” with comfortable atmosphere.