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ADA Transit Deserts: Report finds elderly, disabled New Yorkers stranded by lack of subway access
According to the report, while the New York City subway system remains the most expansive in the country, 62 out of 122 of the neighborhoods served by the system are "ADA Transit Deserts" that lack a single station compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act
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