New York City is expanding public restroom access with 17 newly installed facilities featuring digital entry systems and strict 10-minute usage limits. The initiative aims to address long-standing shortages in high-traffic areas while incorporating technology to manage crowd control. Users will need to scan a code or use an app to gain entry, ensuring fair distribution and reducing overcrowding. The move reflects broader efforts to modernize urban amenities amid growing demand for accessible public services.
Game of ‘Thrones’: NYC is getting 17 new public bathrooms, with digital entry and a 10-minute limit amNewYork
