New Yorkers Tweet Their Post-Sandy Commute Stories
As New Yorkers walked, biked, took to their scooters, drove in bumper to bumper traffic, shared taxis and squeezed into busses this morning, we asked them to tell us on Twitter, using the hashtag #TellNYT, their commute stories. Below, a selection of their mostly exasperated responses.
#tellnyt over $40 to go from wall st to Lincoln center. Could have gone to JFK for that price!! http://pic.twitter.com/uAMCqqP9
After 1.5 hrs in line for a bus and unable to get a cab from JH, @AllieM_Reads and I are walking to mnhtn. #tellNYT http://pic.twitter.com/a4UNm2sD- Biked from Williamsburg to 40th and Broadway for work in just under 40 mins; almost as fast as the subway #tellNYT #bikingisthefastest
Line for the #Q32 this AM. I left after over 1hr of waiting. All buses were full. #mta #tellNYT pic.twitter.com/mm1CVNHJ http://pic.twitter.com/OuUmOZis
RT @AllieM_Reads: The line in #jacksonheights for the bus to manhattan is at least a block long- and that's just right here. #tellNYT http://pic.twitter.com/AlYp0ahI- RT @onehappykamper: #tellNYT I left at 8 and I'm still not at work, but this is a tale of New Yorkers coming together and finding reasons to laugh, not of woe
- our co-worker's Nightmare Commute: Escape from Brooklyn: 8 blocks + 1.5 hrs = #AbsolutelyNoWhere (exit cab-walk back home-pj's on) #tellNYT






















