Disabled New Yorkers Face Long, Uncertain Timelines for Accessible Transit

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has vowed to make the city’s public transit system easier to navigate, but said it will take 32 years. For disabled New Yorkers, the subway is still a nightmare.

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