But both need to dig deeper to keep mass transit moving.
She would spend the rest of her life in ghostly transit, moving from city to city, rented room to rented room.
Slender and short -- slightly less than five feet tall -- she spent much of her life in transit, moving from Cuba, where she was born, to homes and schools in the Midwest, to Mexico, New York, Europe, and back and forth to Cuba several times.
"Mass transit service moves as many people as it can in the most efficient way," he said.
It is usually rotary, and consists of a half-circle that is pivoted around in synchronization with the claw's pulldown of the film, so that the half-circle blocks out light from the lens when the film is in transit and moves out of the way to let light through when the film frame is motionless.
According to New York City Transit, it moves more than 4 million people a day; covers more than 720 miles of track; operates, with buses, on an annual operating budget of $3.25 billion; accounts for much of the city's remarkably low energy consumption, and charges a maximum of $1.50 a ride.
It lacks sufficient mass transit to move all its workers twice daily in the fashion this would require.
"It is a mass transit operation moving large volumes of people," said Pat Smith, a spokesman for New York Waterway.
A15 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 M.T.Adoptspts New Rules On Subway Etiquette Under a new set of passenger rules adopted by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's transit committee, moving between cars -- as well as resting one's feet on the seats, sipping brazenly from an open container and straddling a bicycle while riding the subway -- will be prohibited.
