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Amtrak7

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  1. I think properly maybe because of my petition, they properly took off n2/8 and n81 off the list.

    I could scan the article tomorrow because I go to Pt. Wash Library to scan article.

    After my petition, Briaffcliff College also started their petition to save n81 bus.

     

    I drop of my petition signature twice.

     

    Found it. So they took the n2/n8/n81 off the table and cut the n73/74, along with the entirety of the n46.

     

    They should've cut the n58 north of USMMA, the n36/n81 on Saturdays, and the n70/72 east of Route 110, to save the n46 and a weekday N74.

  2. According to newsday.

    n2/8 only operate during rush hour.

    n46 Bellmore village service can

    n14, n17, n50, n51, n62 and n80/81 buses will be eliminated.

    Briafcliff Admissitrative and Students want n81 bus to be save because without n81 bus service, they cannot go to campus. Briafcliff College don't have shuttle bus and student will be forced to take taxi. 

     

    Majority of elderly and seniors citizen don't want n50/51 and n2/8 off-peak to be cut.

     

    Newsday made two mistakes: It read n2/8 Peak direction to Jamaica and n17 Roosevelt Field-Rockville Cetre.

     

    Just saw it on page that n73/74 and n19 Suffolk County segment will get discontinue.

     

    Can you link the Newsday article? NICE told me on Twitter that the n81 is not getting cut, and the site doesn't mention the n2/8.

  3. Problem is that Students wouldn't have take Public Transportation.  I mentioned this to you else where, back in the fall of 2003 Laidlaw's Center Moriches yard went on strike for a few days at the start of the school year. I was the ONLY HS student that took SCT to and from school. I know this because the bus driver asked my why I was the only student to ride the bus.  Parents would either drive the students, they walk, or they car pool. 

    However like I said the strike was moot because it had nothing to do with the topic of NICE cuts. 

     

     

    When I missed the last school bus in HS, I would take a 2 mile ride on the n78 (riding around the loop if schedule permitted). A lot of my friends felt bad for me.

  4. So a quick summary from a Newsday article a couple days ago (I don't think it was posted here):

     

    • Budget shortfall: $5.5 million
    • No fare hike: -$800,000
    • MetroCard hike: +$600,000
    • All fare hike: $2 million

    So the fare hike that was just approved fills only 11% of the budget shortfall. Not sure what level of service cuts amount to $4.9 million...the 2012 budget shortfall was around $7.3 million but the service cuts were only part of closing that.

  5. 1/18 schedule change...http://nicebus.com/Passenger-Information/Schedule-Changes.aspx

     

    Lots of added service on the N4 and N40/41, also a couple extra Saturday AM e/b N20's.

     

    N57 now interlines w/ N20, but there's no indication on the schedule as to which trips link to which.

     

    N48/49 service north of Broadway Mall is significantly reduced, midday service eliminated, and what remains is now a shuttle to Hicksville.

     

    N79 loses its midday clockface schedule.

  6. Metro North has quiet cars during peak periods only.  The quiet car is always the north (or east) most car.

     

    The LIRR rule on quiet cars is: westernmost car, peak trains only, Brooklyn/Penn trains only, electric trains only.

     

    Although I once had a crew announce that the last car was the quiet car on #564, the PM Oyster Bay DM.

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