No. No one has a right to use clean and efficient public transport. One has a right to seek transport, but no one has a right to demand what they seek is up to their standards! If you don’t like it, don’t use it. You are not obligated or entilteld to use it.

To answer the second part, “where will you get it from without the state enforcing welfare rights upon individuals?”
Irony here, but public transportation in it’s run down,dirty, and badly kept subways…in such poor condition.” is from welfare. The welfare state has done a terrible job. Why do you praise it?

Privately run enterprises, when allowed no government interference or favors, competing in a free market, will produce clean and efficient products that please the public. Government welfare goods and services are always worse and substandard.

What justification do you have to violate rights to give rights to others? The fact that one has to forcibly violate negative rights in order to attain positive rights shows it is corrupt and immoral.

I am European therefore I do not fully comprehend your system and definitely do not have the experience, but I have been in the U.S. and believe that there are some basic needs that the state is not fulfilling.
For example although I have traveled a lot, I have never seen such run down, dirty and badly kept subways. I was honestly worried for my life, the trains were in such poor condition.
You have the right to use clean and efficient public transport yet, where will you get it from without the state enforcing welfare rights upon individuals?
will the means fall from the sky? Will part of the community suddenly wake up on a Sunday, decide that there is no better way to spend the one day you have to rest, than to go out get dirty, exhausted and start repairing as well as up-dating the underground system?
I personally don’t think so, I will die before I see a community sacrifice their right to selfishness.