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Work from home is main reason slowing MTA ridership return: Lieber

By Kevin Duggan Posted on August 17, 2022
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Work from home is the biggest driver keeping mass transit ridership stuck below pre-pandemic levels, MTA Chairperson Janno Lieber said Wednesday.

Safety concerns are also to blame, said Lieber, but transit data show that New Yorkers from blue-collar areas have returned to the subways and buses in greater numbers, even though they live in neighborhoods with higher crime rates.

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Work from home is main reason slowing MTA ridership return: Lieber

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