MTA: Progress and Reform
Ask anyone of the roughly 8.5 million people that live in New York City about their transit system, and you’ll be likely to hear common descriptions be slow, ineffective and… Continue reading "MTA: Progress and Reform"
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The (Relatively) Small Things the MTA Could Do to Improve the Subway
At noon on January 1st 2017, the first (and possibly only) stations of the Second Avenue Subway opened. The two-track, three-station spur is only a shadow of the behemoth first… Continue reading "The (Relatively) Small Things the MTA Could Do to Improve the Subway"
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The WTC Transit Hub is Open…Sort Of
As they do from time to time, the New York Times stumbled upon a perfect descriptive phrase for the opening of the WTC transportation hub: “Glorious Boondoggle”. It encompasses the… Continue reading "The WTC Transit Hub is Open…Sort Of"
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The Astor Place Subway Station
There are experiences we share as a GCS community. The beauty of the church, the clamor of the lunch room, the stylish elegance of Mr. Mahabir’s jacket, among so many… Continue reading "The Astor Place Subway Station"