New York City’s mayor and the state-controlled Metropolitan Transportation Authority are continuing to clash over how to make the transit system safe for people returning to work
Days before New York City is due to enter the first phase of reopening businesses during the coronavirus pandemic, the mayor and the state-controlled Metropolitan Transportation Authority are continuing to clash over how to make the transit system safe for people returning to work.
Mayor Bill de Blasio wants an emphasis on social distancing on mass transit but state officials say that isn’t possible on New York City’s crowded subways and buses.
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