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New York — The New York Daily News is reporting that the MTA is using trains to transport garbage late nights collected from tracks by the work crews.

A transit worker told the paper that he’s seen passengers sharing cars with big orange trash magazines.

“I’ve seen stacks of bags, leaking, blocking the doorway, blocking seats,” the transit worker said. “It may be 3 a.m. or 4 a.m. in the morning, but this is New York City. There’s always people on the train.”

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