Matthew Schuerman, Editor, WNYC
Matthew Schuerman joined WNYC in December 2007 as the transportation and economic development reporter. He covered repeated financial crises at the MTA, the most severe transit cuts in decades, as well as the impact of the recession on the Atlantic Yards project in Brooklyn and the World Trade Center redevelopment in Lower Manhattan. Since 2010, Schuerman has been an editor in the WNYC newsroom. In addition, he has recently reported a number of Sandy-related stories.

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The countdown clocks can be very useful. Recently, I've been working on a special project that required me to face the L train at rush hour. I quickly discovered that a minor delay could cascade as a train crossed Brooklyn. At Lorimer Street, it was not uncommon to see a report of 8 or 9 minutes for the "next train" with a note that the following train would arrive in 10 or 11 minutes. The another in 2 or 3 minutes. As a result, many people let the hideously overcrowded first train pass and boarded the much less cramped second or third train. It slows the trip a bit, but makes for much more comfort.
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