From: grammatim@verizon.net   
      
   On Saturday, January 28, 2023 at 2:46:20 PM UTC-5, Steven M. O'Neill wrote:   
   > danny burstein  wrote:   
   > >>According to Peter T. Daniels :   
   > >>>Is it a single humungous escalator like at the Roosevelt Island   
   > >>>station? (Anyone remember the World's Longest Escalator at   
   > >>>the US pavilion at Expo '67?)   
   > >   
   > >Which was an expletive deleted bumdass decision.   
   > >   
   > >Escalators break down. It's a fact of life. And   
   > >repairs take anywhere from forever to the heat   
   > >death of theuniverse.   
   > >   
   > >Meaning anyone getting diverted to the stairway   
   > >has a huge, huge, headache.   
   > There are also some elevators. Probably not very   
   > high capacity, though.   
      
   It can't be as bad as Calatrava's effing "Oculus" (which   
   it isn't), where the escalators serve only part of the huge   
   climb to the street, and the elevators are tiny and hidden,   
   and the block-wide stairs from the top of the PATH escalators   
   to the shopping center have almost no handrails.   
      
   Is the Port Authority not subject to the ADA?   
      
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