With the NYC subway system knocked out indefinitely and service suspended on the LIRR, Metro-North,&nbsp;NJ Transit, and PATH systems, New Yorkers are gamely heading back to work today. MTA bus routes have resumed service, but across the board, their status is &#8220;Delayed.&#8221; Early reports indicate that traffic is a disaster. It looks like HOV restrictions,…

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