Abreu: Subway and bus system is the backbone of NYC transportation
Chair Abreu emphasizes that millions of New Yorkers rely on subways and buses daily for work, school, medical appointments, and other essential trips, and that many riders—especially in transit deserts—need multiple transfers to complete a single journey.
New York City's subway and bus system are the backbone of our transportation network.
Millions of New Yorkers rely on them every day to get to work, school, medical appointments, child care, grocery stores, and other essential destinations.
For many riders, especially those living in transit deserts or areas with limited subway access, a single trip may require more than one or two transfers between buses and subways.