Thanks, medmalnursing. It’s worth considering two things. First, some have argued that ferries are expensive unless a lot of people ride them, and that subsidizing ferries could cost the city a lot without benefiting many people. Second, Queens lacks transit options. Do you think some of the local traffic would decrease if people driving cars had SBS service to rely on?
Thanks, medmalnursing. It’s worth considering two things. First, some have argued that ferries are expensive unless a lot of people ride them, and that subsidizing ferries could cost the city a lot without benefiting many people. Second, Queens lacks transit options. Do you think some of the local traffic would decrease if people driving cars had SBS service to rely on?
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