Do homeless people really live in subway tunnels?

Question

Do homeless people really live in subway tunnels?

Answer 1

some live on bus benches, some live under freeways, in cars, in shelters....my heart goes out to them, since I once was homeless

Answer 2

In NYC.. Majority of them..

Answer 3

Uh, they're homeless, ergo, they have no home. Of course they do. They live wherever they can, and a subway would be ideal, because it's out of the elements.

Answer 4

Yes, at times. but not where the trains are runnig.

Answer 5

probably, the subway train is awfully bumpy.

Answer 6

A few do.

A lot of cities don't have subways but still have homeless people sleeping in doorways, parking garages, shelters, abandoned buildings, abandoned cars, storm sewers, under freeways and in parks.

Answer 7

ya they do live in subway.. there shelter room from rains n there s*x rooms r subway..

Answer 8

NO

Answer 9

Of course some do.

Answer 10

Yes.  

There is a documentary called Dark Days, in which camera man Mark Singer films the everyday lives of homeless people living in abandoned subway tunnels.  I believe it is filmed in New York.

Answer 11

Uh...well, if they LIVE there, doesn't that mean the subway tunnels are their home, which would...by definition...mean that they are no longer homeless?

Answer 12

h**l yea in NYC  they live any where in cardboard boxes in a park.In the subway believe it.Dude it horrible

Answer 13

In some cities,  yes.

Answer 14

sometimes some of them do