Due to increased urbanization, companies and employees moving into the New York metro area, and commuters believe corresponding investment into travel infrastructure has failed to match up. Of the survey respondents, 73% believe it is growing worse.
October 08, 2019 at 09:33 AM
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NEW YORK CITY- New York and New Jersey transit infrastructure is growing worse despite economic dependency on the connective travel lines between New York and New Jersey, according to a research study by real estate think tank CoreNet Global.
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