Washington D.C.'s Secret Government Subway System Explained | The Senate Subway

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  @patrickmuhwheeney6518 · 1 year ago

  I actually toured this subway...Well, it was in Fallout 3, but still...

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  @savage.4.24 · 1 year ago

  The only subway on the East Coast that is clean and comes on time I'll bet.

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  @noahguerra8847 · 1 year ago

  Love how the government can have public transit for a few of their office buildings but cities of over a million in the us hardly have busses…

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  @zombieshoot4318 · 1 year ago

  hahaha &nbsp;I love the article headline at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emIMuaPc1X0&amp;t=323">5:23</a> &quot;Lawmakers expect to easily avoid constituents...&quot; &nbsp;Some things never change..

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  @wogfun · 1 year ago

  I love their logic. &nbsp;The challenges of getting to and from their offices, traffic, and weather. &nbsp;You mean like the challenges literally everyone else has commuting to work?

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  @AdventuresonTour · 1 year ago

  This is very much open to the public if you know how to request access. Lots of other videos here on YT from transit Vloggers who have ridden and filmed it, it recent years.

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  @ElSantiagoBonilla · 1 year ago

  Senate staffer here! After a Capitol tour, ask the office tour guide to escort you back to the office building through the subway. They might be able to show you! Just not the tour guides in red coats.

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  @thanzalik · 1 year ago (edited)

  I can only imagine the conversations that took place on those vehicles &amp; trains 🤯

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  @jimperry74 · 1 year ago

  I rode on this back in the 80&apos;s when I was in the Boy Scouts.

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  @albertjones1386 · 1 year ago

  Sometime in the early to mid 1950s, my Dad took me on a tour of the Capitol. During the tour, my Dad knew where to go to find the subway and I rode over to the Senate building and back on the car. At the time we were alone on the car.

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  @Holgerdanske688 · 1 year ago (edited)

  My parents and I rode this train in summer &apos;00 when I was 13 and we had special passes but walked in with no security checking us and hopped the train near the Holocaust Museum and took it to the capitol budling. We walked around the 2nd floor and back halls of the house and senate with no escort for hours. This was a year before 9/11

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  @A54729 · 1 year ago

  When I worked in Washington DC a bit over 10 years ago, I rode it a few times. It was pretty neat.

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