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Natasha Dinnall, a subway conductor in New York City, plays an essential role in its daily operations. With 493 stations and over 3 million daily passengers, Dinnall dedicates her time and skills to the Q train line, working 3 loops from Coney Island to the Upper East Side, according to CNBC.

Dinnall’s 10-year career with the New York City Transit Authority involves extensive training and various roles, eventually leading her to her current role as a subway conductor. She currently earns $86,000 per year, with starting pay for conductors at $24.32 per hour and increasing to $34.75 by the sixth year of service.

Despite the early mornings, weekend shifts, and demanding passengers, Dinnall values the customer interactions. She firmly defends her job and enjoys helping people reach their destinations.

Dinnall appreciates the financial stability and perks her job provides, such as free rides on public transit and the promise of a pension. For her, being a subway conductor is more than just a job; it’s a lifelong commitment to keeping New York City moving efficiently.



Read more: Unsung Hero: Natasha Dinnall, NYC Subway Conductor, Keeps The City On Track