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Developers Of Massive Residential Development at Queensboro Plaza Station Will Also Make The Busy Station Accessible
By Joseph Morales The Queensboro Plaza subway station in Long Island City, Queens is one of the busiest subway stations in the borough. It is located in one of Queens’ busiest neighborhoods, as about 14,000 riders passed through the station on a daily basis pre-pandemic. Now, Read more
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IND Concourse Line Rehabilitation Will Greatly Improve Travel Along The Grand Concourse For Years To Come
By Joseph Morales The IND Concourse Line(B,D Trains) is a subway line in the Bronx that begins at Norwood-205th St and travels via the Grand Concourse into Manhattan. Now, the MTA is starting the next phase of a reconstruction project to rehabilitate and modernize the 89-year Read more
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How Might Free-Bee-Line Buses Impact A Socioeconomically Diverse Westchester County?
By Joseph Morales The Bee-Line Bus System in Westchester County has been free to ride since June 1st. The Bee-Line System is the main public bus system in Westchester County just outside of New York City. Typically, bus systems in suburbs throughout America sometimes implement free fares for a period of time to make an Read more
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Hylan Blvd Road Diet Plans to Improve Safety on Hylan Blvd in Tottenville, But Draws Controversy Among Drivers
By Joseph Morales Hylan Blvd is one of the busiest streets in Staten Island and the longest street in all of New York City. For Tottenville residents, it is one of the main ways to access the rest of the borough and travel in the northeast direction. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most Read more
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The Newly Renovated New Hyde Park LIRR Station Has Just Opened, Bringing The MTA One Step Closer To Completing The LIRR Third Rail Project
By Joseph Morales The newly renovated New Hyde Park Station on the LIRR has just opened after about 2 years of construction as part of the $2.5 billion third track project. The third track project is a project that will add an additional track to the 9.8 mile main Read more
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The Bronx Bus Network Redesign is Finally In Effect!
By Joseph Morales After an almost two year delay caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and the budget woes that came along with it, the MTA has finally implemented the final plan for the Bronx Bus Network Redesign. Bronxites have waited patiently for this day in order to Read more
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