New Yorkers, fearing another terror attack, favor extra surveillance cameras to keep them safe, a poll says.

Eighty-two percent of voters want the use of such cameras increased in public spaces, the Quinnipiac University poll showed yesterday.

Sixty-two percent worry that the Big Apple will be the site of another attack.

Yet, despite their fears, 87 percent of those polled — even after the Boston Marathon bombings — say they have not changed their daily routines.