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Manhattan is 2 miles by 14 miles. Unless you are moving something heavy, there really is no reason not to use the Subway, it's faster, cheaper, and runs all nig
by weatherlight 9y ago
Manhattan is 2 miles by 14 miles. Unless you are moving something heavy, there really is no reason not to use the Subway, it's faster, cheaper, and runs all night and all day.
Not only that, the majority of New Yorkers do not own cars. I don't even know how to drive. I do, however, take buses and ride my bike. (In NYC you'll get ticketed if you ride your bike on the sidewalk )
In NYC, real estate is extremely limited. Why should such real estate, which is paid for with city taxes benefit so few?
- electricslpnsld 9y ago> there really is no reason not to use the Subway East-West across the park can be a bit of a pain on the train. If you're trying to get from the Upper West Side to the Upper East Side, a bus is going to be a faster choice than taking a train to midtown, transferring, and taking a train back up.