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>MTA executives are naturally defensive about the criticism. They argue that, unlike in the ’70s, the current problems are a result of their own success — the s
by bob_theslob646 9y ago
>MTA executives are naturally defensive about the criticism. They argue that, unlike in the ’70s, the current problems are a result of their own success — the subways are more popular than ever and therefore more crowded.
Aren't these the same people that got caught destroying data so that people could not check the efficiency of management?
- LeifCarrotson 9y agoThe current problems are a result of the city's success in spite of the MTA. Tourism and commuting population have both increased more than the ridership on the subway, which shows that the MTA is holding the city back.