A million fewer passengers were recorded on New York's Long Island Railroad (LIRR) in January and February 2009, compared with the same period in 2008.The drop in ridership was reflected in $2.6 million less fare revenue. The decline began towards the end of 2008, coinciding with the downturn in the
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