After Superstorm Sandy ripped through the East Coast, commuters in the Tri-State area were left stranded with few options. The mass transit system, crippled by flooding and debris, is slowly coming back on line. Until everything is up and running, however, daunting delays are discouraging straphangers from their regular routine.
Instead, commuters are choosing to drive into the city despite 30-minute lines at the gas pumps, dwindling supplies, three-passenger minimums to cross the East River bridges and plenty of gridlock.
Commuters are turning to the social networks to fulfill the three-passenger minimum for cars entering Manhattan issued by Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Wednesday.…
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