SUBWAY PASSENGERS RIDE ESCALATORS FROM NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY TRAINS TO THE SURFACE ON THEIR WAY TO WORK. THERE HAS BEEN A DECREASE IN RIDERSHIP SINCE 1960. AT THAT TIME THE SUBWAY HANDLED MILLION PEOPLE A DAY, WHICH WAS 51 PERCENT OF THE WORK FORCE. IN 1970 THE NUMBER HAD DECREASED TO MILLION PER DAY AND 47 PERCENT OF THE WORK FORCE. THE SYSTEM IS OF CRUCIAL IMPORTANCE TO THE CITY BUT THE VOTERS HAVE REFUSED TO OKAY MORE IMPROVEMENTS OR A FARE INCREASE

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