Transportation In New York

In New York the transportation was ran by a Omnibus. The Omnibus was ran by a horse-drawn carriage. The horse ran along a fixed route. The Omnibus was meant to seat fifteen passengers. There would often be more room with cramped people. The driver stopped when the people tugged on the strap around his ankle. The other New York transportation that was used was the Horsecars. Horsecars rode along Embedded iron or steel tracks. It was hard for the horses to go up hilly streets and to carry all of the people. The transportation in New York is now different from the past. In 1904 they introduced the subway which is a train that runs underground tracks. New York City’s Subway system is one of the busiest and most expensive in the world.