Touch-free buttons, foot pedals, holograms — New York City buildings scramble to make the ride up feel safer.
Source: New York Times
It Might Become the Scariest Part of Your Commute: The Elevator
Published in Buildings (Structures), Coronavirus (2019-nCoV), Elevators and Escalators, Manhattan (NYC) and New York City
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