Veronica Penney, The New York Times Published: 10 Mar 2021 04:54 PM BdST Updated: 10 Mar 2021 04:54 PM BdST A look at how the pandemic has affected various modes of transportation in New York City. The New York Times A look at how neighbourhood wealth has affected NYC public transit ridership during the pandemic. The New York Times
At 8:30 on weekday mornings, there is now enough space in the Main Concourse at Grand Central Terminal for travellers to walk at least 6 feet apart. Most move at a stroll rather than the New York City speedwalk. Early last year, about 160,000 people passed through the station each weekday. Ridership is now less than a quarter of that.
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105 At 8:30 on weekday mornings, there is now enough space in the Main Concourse at Grand Central Terminal for travelers to walk at least six feet apart. Most move at a stroll rather than the New York City speedwalk. Early last year, about 160,000 people passed through the station each weekday. Ridership is now less than a quarter of that.