DiNapoli: MTA faces the greatest crisis in its history due to the pandemic
The report says MTA ridership is expected to drop 67% from last year.
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Oct 14, 2020, 10:10 AM
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Updated 1,290 days ago
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10ds agoThe MTA is
facing "the greatest crisis" in its history because of the pandemic,
that’s according to a new report
from Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.
The report
says MTA ridership is expected to drop 67% from last year and likely won't
return to 2019 levels for another three years.
DiNapoli says if the MTA does not receive federal help,
unprecedented service cuts and workforce reductions will follow.
