Articles Tagged with ''New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority''

MTA must determine whether a westward extension beneath 125th Street remains viable.

Agency's billion-dollar Bronx rail link hits hidden snag deep inside Amtrak’s corridor—raising new questions about who controls progress. 

According to the New York MTA, the project is $93 million under budget and 51 months ahead of schedule.

New York City’s Metropolitan Transit Authority advances the Second Avenue Subway extension as COWI is tapped as lead designer, setting the stage for major transit expansion in East Harlem.

ENR spoke with MTA's deputy chief for policy and external relations about the rollout of the congestion pricing program earlier this year and what lessons the agency has learned from it over the last few months.

NYC’s $700M subway flood plan depends on a $30 billion sewer overhaul.

MTA plans to use $15 billion tied to the program for various subway, bus and other transit projects.

Will Gov. Kathy Hochul's reduced toll price survive its critics and President-elect Trump?

The loss of an estimated $15 billion tied to congestion pricing leaves a large hole in the MTA’s capital budget.

Transit projects ranging from a $7.7-billion subway line extension to station accessibility improvements are on hold with the pause of program which was expected to generate $15 billion.