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Subway and Bus Fare Rises to $3 in New York City on Sunday

• fortran77 10mo ago
  https://archive.ph/m2xth https://archive.ph/m2xth
• fortran77 10mo ago
  A far cry from "free."
  • chiefalchemist 10mo ago
    I think the question is, once they make it free, where is the revenue going to come from. Certainly, all those rides add up. I’m not saying no-charge for public transportation is a bad idea per se. But nothing is free.
    • appreciatorBus 10mo ago
      Unfortunately there are many marxists who absolutely believe that everything is free.
      • mytailorisrich 10mo ago
        "Just make the rich pay."
        • toomuchtodo 10mo ago
          It’s where the wealth and money is, obviously.
• blululu 10mo ago
  Assuming that the pizza principle represents a law of the universe (defined to exclude New Jersey), then the subway fare should be closer to $4.00 in the wake of the period of post-Covid inflation. https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2022-pizza-principle-transit-fare-price/ https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2022-pizza-principle-tran...