Getting to the World Cup won’t be a walk in the park

As New York and New Jersey prepare to host the FIFA World Cup, the final spotlights significant deficiencies in their public transit systems. These issues aren't just minor inconveniences; they could create logistical nightmares for both locals and visitors. With millions expected to flock to the area, the urgency to address these infrastructure gaps becomes even more critical, potentially impacting everything from economic activity to public safety during the event. This situation underscores a broader need for long-term investment in urban planning and transportation.