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I grew up in New York City without ever driving a 
. In fact, I never learned to drive at all. My mom didnât drive a either.
This would have been impossible w/o overnight service. It allowed us to live our lives with the knowledge that transit would always b there 4 us.
. In fact, I never learned to drive at all. My mom didnât drive a either. This would have been impossible w/o overnight service. It allowed us to live our lives with the knowledge that transit would always b there 4 us.
âŠovernight service has created a culture where *most* people in our city do not have to own a carâ and the vast majority never drive at all.
Ending it would mean profound changes for our city. I cannot fathom how different NYC will be w/o itâŠ.
Ending it would mean profound changes for our city. I cannot fathom how different NYC will be w/o itâŠ.
âŠas @TransAlt @bikenewyork @RegionalPlan rightfully push for a city that has less cars and more pedestrians and bikes.. I hope we recognize tha the single greatest threat to that future is being contemplated right now.
Ending overnight service will mean more cars on roadâŠ.
Ending overnight service will mean more cars on roadâŠ.
âŠI guess Iâm okay with the idea of making changes if we had a robust discussion⊠but this is being done quietly while most NYers are busy with #COVID19 and protesting white supremacy.
Most ppl arenât even aware that this is being discussed as an option. Itâs anti-democratic..
Most ppl arenât even aware that this is being discussed as an option. Itâs anti-democratic..
âŠ.Iâm just floored by how quietly and quickly this is all happening without any semblance of community outreach or democratic process.
I would urge all local electeds to speak out. @CoreyinNYC @AOC @zellnor4ny @BKBoroHall @NYCComptroller @CarlinaRivera
I would urge all local electeds to speak out. @CoreyinNYC @AOC @zellnor4ny @BKBoroHall @NYCComptroller @CarlinaRivera
