carpool/cab sharing to midtown

I am interested in the carpool is there is still room. Work midtown near 34th St. 42nd is good for me.

Sheila - 646-938-9837 or 718-493-2464

I advise against it. Expect a minimum 90-minute commute from here to the other side of the bridges in Manhattan.

Get a bicycle, it's gonna be your best bet for getting around the next couple of weeks.

up to date subway and land info:

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2012/10/28/nyregion/hurricane-sandy.html#sha=485f789dd

eastbloc said:

Get a bicycle, it's gonna be your best bet for getting around the next couple of weeks.

While a bike is a super way of getting around. (I honestly believe that everyone in the city should own a bike and no one should own a car.) This is not the environment you want to learn to ride the streets in. There's more traffic then ever both motorized and man powered. The city has done a great job of pushing all the debris off of the streets and right into the bike lanes.

That being said if you own a bike now would be a great time to dust the thing off check you brakes, chain and tires.

I've been cycling in the city for nearly ten years, and I'd say it's as good a time as any for starting the habit. Gridlock is easier to deal with than regular, fast-moving traffic.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/02/nyregion/with-transportation-snarled-in-brooklyn-bicycles-roam-free.html?_r=0

"Many frequent bike commuters said that, with sparse traffic in downtown Manhattan, conditions for biking were ideal."

eastbloc said:

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/02/nyregion/with-transportation-snarled-in-brooklyn-bicycles-roam-free.html?_r=0

"Many frequent bike commuters said that, with sparse traffic in downtown Manhattan, conditions for biking were ideal."

I, sir, eat my words.

If just two positive things come out of this bloody mess; I hope their a greater appreciation for how important mass transit is and how bike are part of the city's transportation infrastructure.