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Apr 1959

Hub-Bound Travel

Hub-Bound Travel in the Tri-State Metropolitan Region

Persons and Vehicles Entering Manhattan South of 61st Street, 1924-1956

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On a typical business day in 1956, 3.3 million persons entered the lower half of Manhattan south of 61st Street. This was a ten per cent, 375,000-person decrease in the daily volume of in-bound travelers since 1948. The drop reversed a continuously upward trend going back at least to 1924.

Research Areas

Transportation

Location

New York

Topics

RailBusCongestion PricingSubwayCarsHighway

Acknowledgements

Authored by

  • Henry Fagin

    Former Executive Director

  • Douglas Powell

    Former Planning Director

  • Stanley Tankel

    Planning Director

  • George Schiller

Produced With

New York City Department of Traffic
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
New York City Department of Public Works

Other Reports in this Series

Dec 1961
in Hub-Bound Travel
Hub-Bound Travel in the Tri-State New York Metropolitan Region Persons and Vehicles Entering Manhattan South of 61st Street, 1924-1960
Apr 2024
in Hub-Bound Travel
Early Work, Early Benefits Significant economic activity already generated by Hudson Tunnel Project
Apr 2024
in Hub-Bound Travel
How New York State is Spending Transportation Dollars
Oct 2023
in Hub-Bound Travel
Commuter Dividend The Economic Value of Commuters for City and Suburbs in the New York-New Jersey-Connecticut Region

Total Reports

462

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