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November 16, 2010

In a month and a half, the MTA will be raising the fares for subway riders in New York City. I commute to work underground every day and wasn’t sure if I should continue to buy a monthly unlimited pass. I also have been enamored with data journalism as of late. Thus, I made something.

via capndesign.com

In light of soon-to-be-rising fees, Matt built a cool chart comparing pay-per-ride & monthly unlimited Metrocard values.

Nov 16, 2010 11:51:10 AM | Member Projects, New York

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