The core of NYC has walkable infrastructure and an amazing public transportation infrastructure (at least compared to much of the rest of the country). For those commuting in from suburbs, park-and-rides are already a far more cost-efficient option.
The core of NYC has walkable infrastructure and an amazing public transportation infrastructure (at least compared to much of the rest of the country). For those commuting in from suburbs, park-and-rides are already a far more cost-efficient option.
As long as you are okay with spending all your time in the city.
The medium to long distance public transport for going out of the city is horrible.
They work as long as very few people take them.
Airports are far, but we have tons of buses and trains that take you out of the city (including a train that takes you to the airport).
That distance would be a 15 minute drive almost everywhere else.
Chances are, even at well over $1000/month, the parking infrastructure is still effectively below the cost of the space it takes up.