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A report on New York City's sprawling, centuries-old subway system and the man tasked with fixing it, Andy Byford, the Metropolitan Transit Authority's new president. Byford addresses his plan to modernize the subway system by computerization and replacement of old signaling systems to alleviate delays and ease ridership amid financial challenges, politics, and disgruntled passengers. Includes interviews with: Andy Byford, President, NYC Transit Authority, MTA; Rakiya Spady, train operator; Melvin Wright, train operator and Cheryl Nicholson, train conductor; Haley Dragoo, Twitter Division, Rail Control Center, MTA.
Reporter: Bill Whitaker ; interviewees: Andy Byford, Rakiya Spady, Melvin Wright, Cheryl Nicholson, Haley Dragoo.