MTA announces new strategy to improve transit infrastructure for B and D train lines
The MTA is revealing a new infrastructure plan that will save the agency nearly $300 million.
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May 7, 2024, 9:29 PM
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Updated 237 days ago
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11ds agoThe MTA is revealing a new infrastructure plan that will save the agency nearly $300 million.
Money saved from this plan will ensure proper tunnel repairing and infrastructure renewal for the B and D train lines along the Grand Concourse.
The project will also upgrade the tracks on the 63rd Street tunnel underneath the East River, which also is used by the B and D lines.
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