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Corey Johnson to MTA: Let our people go (places)

By ZAK KOSTRO

Posted 1/17/19

Corey Johnson has vowed it’s high time the city and state tackle an admittedly onerous task — fix public transit. But to get it right, he first wanted to hear from riders about how life as a straphanger could be.

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