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Transparency – I should be able to see my Metrocard transactions online like my Dunkin Donuts card so I can know when I have been charged for a transfer (now I know why they don’t allow it) — “Kevin”
Bi-weekly metrocards … they need a comeback. Easier way to enroll in transit check, most new Yorkers aren’t even aware the program exists … fix the audio on the trains. — Eduardo Estrella
Half-price fares for low-income New Yorkers! Up to 800,000 riders would be helped. — @CSSNYorg
Free unlimited metrocards for all parents of students in low income neighborhoods. — @RossannaMaria
Major attn to handicap accessibility. Unconscionable major fail to see so many forced to endure additional pain & hardship @_pamcampos
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From crowded trains, to empty, bunched buses — every New Yorker has an idea (or two, or dozens) to fix their commutes that they’d love to be gifted this holiday season.
We’ve be soliciting commuters in our paper this week for their ideas. While, amNewYork doesn’t quite have the resources to make them happen, we’ve collected the comments here for one, big cathartic read.
