Look @MrAndyNgo I see you have time to retweet folks insulting you so you probably have time to retweet an apology and clarification to your misinformation about the 30 year old, able bodied woman you misidentified in order to make her appear more sympathetic. Right?
@kamenrangerXVI @NYCTSubway This is a great idea. A rolling cleaning schedule would be great and, as this epidemic has proven, a much needed part of city life moving forward.
@Derrick_NYC It’s a time to critically look at what hasn’t been working, what REALLT hasn’t been working, and figure out what we need to do moving forward so that we never find ourselves this deep in the (pardon my language) shit ever again.
@Derrick_NYC Real and needed change can happen here as we need to rethink the old broken ways. Late night subway service hasn’t ever felt like a safe ride; now, daytime service is equally beset by dangerous conditions and health hazards for riders. We can & have to do better.
@Derrick_NYC I don’t think it should be a permanent shutdown...but I do think this period of shutdown should last long enough to fix a lot of what’s broken, in addition to working to get the homeless out of the subways and into proper housing/deep cleaning the trains & stations.
@Derrick_NYC @BnjaminLee Also: I don’t see why alternate and increased above ground service is somehow safer than late night service the way it currently is, but even before this happened I never felt self riding the subway late at night. It didn’t feel like “safely” getting home to me.
@Derrick_NYC @BnjaminLee There is an opportunity here to rethink and improve service. It’ll be hard but necessary work. If you think things were perfect before then I guess you don’t believe any kind of improvement of the system is necessary so we really don’t see eye to eye there. (1/2)
@Derrick_NYC @BnjaminLee No—I think that additional alternative service above ground is part of the answer here. Obviously I don’t want night shift workers to be left out in the cold but shelter in place really exposed the deep faults in the subway system and we need a new/better model moving forward.
Ridership has all but vanished in the subway because of the #coronaviruspandamic.
But there were still 309 “unruly person” incidents from April 1 - 21 — featuring brass-knuckle brawlers, firestarters & those who use trains as toilets. ICYMI last night: https://t.co/hrFyeKnTF4
The @MTA- "We're aggressive about cleaning subway stations."
Me, noticing today's vomit on the subway steps is slowly spreading to connect with the vomit from 2 days ago- "Cool."
Alena from Manhattan calls into @BrianLehrer, expresses the frustration of many NYers: her boyfriend was at WeWork w/ someone who tested positive, they self quarantined but got no guidance. They have worsening symptoms but can't get tested. @NYCMayor says that's "unbelievable"
If we end up closing down the @NYCTSubway for a few days, can we just do some of that repair work that’s having to be chopped up over several weekends? @NYGovCuomo
@EDSdt1234 @mannysoloway @AndyQuito3@iamChrisVolpe@NYCTSubway@NYPDTransit By having cops stationed at turnstiles rather than on trains or on the platforms, the system makes it clear that the only thing they’re interested in protecting is revenue, not actual riders.