Transit systems face plunging ridership amid virus fears

Before the pandemic, Boston commuters bonded over a slew of ills that plagued the nation's oldest subway system, from delays and breakdowns to the occasional derailment. Now public transit systems nationwide are grappling with a new reality — drastically plummeting ridership and revenue caused by a stealthy virus that's also sickening and killing transit workers. With no ...

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Transit systems face plunging ridership amid virus fears

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