New York City's transportation landscape is set for a major overhaul as city officials consider a radical shift in priorities. In a surprising move, a new proposal suggests ditching the ambitious plan for free buses in the city and instead investing in a massive expansion of the subway system. The proposal, which would require a staggering $20 billion in funding, aims to build 41 miles of new subway lines, significantly upgrading the city's aging infrastructure and alleviating congestion on the streets. As the city grapples with the challenges of growing populations and increasing traffic, this proposal raises important questions about the future of transportation in New York City.
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