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by JumpCrisscross
1152 days ago
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> Most people in New York take the metro I assume this is your source [1]. It's from 2017, and only measures commutes. As of February, total subway ridership was down a quarter to a third; busses have stabilized at -35% [2]. Notable absentee: Manhattan, the densest of the lot, where we're stubbornly below -50%. I'm not arguing against trains. Just against deploying new trains at the precipice of a game changer. > if you build rail density will come. Like it always has You're quoting sources from before remote work. (I'm ignoring the increasing automation, particularly in Manhattan.) And, again, before we know how self-driving cars will change transportation. [1] https://archive.today/20200213125620/https://factfinder.cens... [2] https://comptroller.nyc.gov/reports/riders-return/#:~:text=M.... |
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