The second city in the United States lacks an efficient public transportation system and to fix it it promises to invest 120,000 million in the next 40 years

Getting around the second largest city in the United States is an impossible mission. The buses (which move 70% of users) are few and slow, always stuck in impossible traffic; The subway, with tracks also limited by use by other trains, is scarce in its frequencies and routes and is not always pleasant or safe. The city is going to invest a stratospheric 120 billion dollars (raised with a specific tax) in its public transportation system over the next 40 years, until 2056. But it seems little for mobility in a place with more than 10 million citizens that Without a car, they are lost. The city itself recognizes this in its strategic transportation plan, whose objective is 2028, when the Olympic Games will come to the city for the third time (before, in 2026, a part of the Men's Soccer World Cup will arrive).