New York Subway: a Bloodied City lifeline and public pride
On a single winter day in New York City the subway carried 3.2 million riders while chaos and crime spiked. Police logged 36 felonies, a derelict was killed near Times Square, and vandalism and graffiti plagued cars. Yet the system remains a vital, budgeted empire with 750 miles of track, 458 stations, 47,000 employees, and a 1.5 billion dollar operating budget.
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