New York Public Transit Demand Is Now Almost Half Pre-Covid Mark
People wearing protective masks walk through a subway station in New York.
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New York’s public transport usage has risen to almost half the typical level before the coronavirus outbreak, a recovery that has yet to extend to the restaurant industry.
Demand for trains, buses and city bikes this week improved to 53% below pre-Covid 19 levels, compared with a 57% decline last week, according to Moovit App Global Ltd. data.