24/7 NYC subway service back on May 17 after 1 year

[I love NY]

https://nypost.com/2021/05/03/nyc-subways-to-resume-24-7-service-after-a-year-of-covid-19/

[Gotham Bus Co.]

It's all over the news, but not yet on the   site.  Has Cuomo told the about this yet?

 

 Of course, TWU will file a grievance over the loss of all that overtime from the overnight buses.

Edited May 3, 2021 by Gotham Bus Co.

[Lawrence St]

1 hour ago, Gotham Bus Co. said:

It's all over the news, but not yet on the   site.  Has Cuomo told the about this yet?

 

 Of course, TWU will file a grievance over the loss of all that overtime from the overnight buses.

TWU will do anything to make them selves look good in the news but will ignore employees who actually need their help ASAP. I know from experience.

Edited May 3, 2021 by Lawrence St

[GreatOne2k]

Some people who take the overnight buses will now have worse commutes since not every bus stays near a subway line (Bx39 riders, BxM7 riders)

[Wallyhorse]

Perhaps Cuomo and the  have found a way to get the homeless out of the system other than closing it in the overnights that is ACLU-proof.  Obviously, pressure from Schumer to do it likely helped as well.

I suspect Cuomo was fearful of a repeat of the incident a year ago in the overnight that killed a train operator on the  happening again and opponents using that against him in 2022 when homeless were making the subways in the minds of many unsafe and what was believed then to be a health hazard. 

[40MntVrn]

This is such great news.

[underbankbldg]

Had the privilege of doing a one lap of the entire system this week. So far, so good. 

472 stations, under 27 hours, still a lot of room to cut. 

[IRT Bronx Express]

On 5/20/2021 at 12:48 PM, underbankbldg said:

Had the privilege of doing a one lap of the entire system this week. So far, so good. 

472 stations, under 27 hours, still a lot of room to cut. 

I couldn't even do that, even if my life depended on it hehe. But I commend your efforts.