Empty Franklin St Subway Station - GOR-187831-cE20

Empty orange, red, and yellow seats on a IRT subway 1 train going down town and coming back up town in New York city.

With ridership on subways down 60 percent, buses down 49 percent, Metro-North down 90 percent, Long Island Railroad down 67 percent, he MTA predicts a farebox loss of $4 billion by the end of 2020.

Executive order from Cuomo’s office, subway use is limited to 12 categories of essential workers that include a broad and surprising mix: health-care workers and first responders, but also farmers-market workers, accountants and more. Many have no other affordable way to get to their jobs,a journey that can cross boroughs and take multiple hours each way.

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Contained in galleries: Architecture 11) Subway Art & Subway, Coronavirus Pandemic 02) Empty Places - Streets - Grand Central Station - Oculus - Subways

Empty orange, red, and yellow seats on a IRT subway 1 train going down town and coming back up town in New York city.<br />
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With ridership on subways down 60 percent, buses down 49 percent, Metro-North down 90 percent, Long Island Railroad down 67 percent, he MTA predicts a farebox loss of $4 billion by the end of 2020.<br />
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Executive order from Cuomo’s office, subway use is limited to 12 categories of essential workers that include a broad and surprising mix: health-care workers and first responders, but also farmers-market workers, accountants and more. Many have no other affordable way to get to their jobs,a journey that can cross boroughs and take multiple hours each way.