Every day, some 3.8 million commuters move through the concrete and steel arteries of the New York City subway system.
The 472 subway stations and trains that flow in and out of the heart of Manhattan to almost every extremity of the Big Apple make up the lifeblood of the city. But for the last few years, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is hemorrhaging that lifeblood.
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