MTA Restores F And C Trains; Officials Look To Resume 24-Hour Service
At the height of the pandemic, ridership was down to about 5%, but transit officials say it's now up to 31% and climbing.
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At the height of the pandemic, ridership was down to about 5%, but transit officials say it's now up to 31% and climbing.
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