What World Cup Transit Stoppage Time Reveals About the Fragile NJ/NYC Transportation System

Complaining about transportation-related inconveniences is a time-honored New York City pastime, and while NYU Marron Institute Program Director Eric Goldwyn expects plenty of game-day gripes, he reassures commuters that this summer's headaches will be relatively limited and temporary. More concerning, he says, is what the World Cup hassles reveal about the health of our fragile transportation ecosystem overall.