ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月2日 06時10分

In a year of transit miseries, New York City’s nascent #ferry fleet has become an unexpected success story in the city’s commuting landscape — its ridership has far exceeded expectations, and it’s rapidly becoming an alternative to the beleaguered subway system. 2 of the 4 new ferry lines are already carrying more passengers than had been projected for 2019. The ferry service has proved so popular that NYC has had to order bigger boats and there’s already talk of creating express routes. A key reason the ferry service has become so appealing is its low fare: $2.75 each way. While most ferry services are priced like luxury transportation alternatives, @nycmayor Bill de Blasio insisted on pegging the cost to the fare for a single ride on the subway and city buses. The number of people riding boats is still tiny compared with the millions who squeeze onto the subway every day, but the successful launch of the ferry system suggests that it could become a key part of the city’s transportation network. @christianhitehansen photographed these 2 passengers admiring the view while riding a ferry on a recent Sunday. #⛴

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