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I'm not worried about the changing trains, just that he hasn't done it.  I know the red and green lines well, but don't ride yellow or blue much at all, because no where that we go regularly is on the lines.  In fact, until your post it didn't occur to me that King Street could be on both lines.  
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[i]The after dark part is what worries me, but I'm not sure why.[/i]  I probably wouldn't think twice about him being on the metro at 7 in the summer because it's "light", but I'm not sure why that matters to me in an indoor setting.  [/quote]

They are all the same. Just go over the map with him and make sure he understands which way to board and how it works. Not a bad idea to do it with him or a friend once. If you do it together, you can even get him thinking- which car would make sense for me to get on to be closer to my exit? Get him to take some ownership of it. He will be fine.

I know what you mean re:darkness. Darkness just has that connotation of night and danger. But 7 or 8 or 9 is different than 11 or 12. I promise.[/quote]

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