The MTA has launched a new $68.4 billion Capital Plan for 2025-2029, fully funded and aimed at improving subway and rail infrastructure. Governor Kathy Hochul emphasized that timely execution of the plan is vital for modernizing systems such as subway signals, which will reduce delays, and improving accessibility at stations. The plan also focuses on eliminating outdated subway cars to enhance ride reliability, showcasing an overall aim for a better commuter experience. Additional efforts include the successful implementation of congestion pricing and a redesign of the Queens Bus Network to improve service efficiency.
The new $68.4 billion Capital Plan aims to enhance New York's subway and rail services with improved infrastructure and accessibility, directly benefiting daily commuters.
Gov. Kathy Hochul confirmed full funding for the Capital Plan, promising immediate enhancements like new subway signals and accessibility upgrades at key stations.
Modernizing infrastructure, including new rolling stock for subways, will dramatically reduce mechanical issues, making commutes more reliable as older trains are phased out.
The successful implementation of congestion pricing and improved bus lane enforcement is expected to reduce travel times significantly across the bus network, especially in Queens.
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