NYC officials introduce proposal to implement Metro-North stations in East Bronx
The Department of City Planning has proposed the Bronx Metro-North, a commuter train with stops in Co-Op City, Morris Park, Parkchester/Van Nest and Hunts Point
•
Feb 16, 2024, 5:23 PM
•
Updated 209 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:24
Not an alien - Rocket lights up pre-dawn sky
2ds ago1:37
NYC Ferry ticket price hike in effect – now $4.50
3ds ago1:18
NYC Ferry fare hikes begin on Monday
4ds ago1:42
Mother's petition leads to Metro-North schedule change
7ds ago0:37
NYC Ferry offering local high school students discount on ride through existing program
8ds ago1:47
Dept. of Transportation making Bronx streets safer just in time for back to school
8ds ago0:24
Not an alien - Rocket lights up pre-dawn sky
2ds ago1:37
NYC Ferry ticket price hike in effect – now $4.50
3ds ago1:18
NYC Ferry fare hikes begin on Monday
4ds ago1:42
Mother's petition leads to Metro-North schedule change
7ds ago0:37
NYC Ferry offering local high school students discount on ride through existing program
8ds ago1:47
Dept. of Transportation making Bronx streets safer just in time for back to school
8ds agoA plan to bring Metro-North stations to the East Bronx is underway.
The Department of City Planning has proposed the Bronx Metro-North, a commuter train with stops in Co-Op City, Morris Park, Parkchester/Van Nest and Hunts Point. The city is looking to make the East Bronx more accessible with the completion of this project in 2027.
The department says the new train service would reduce commute times, create more access to jobs and give residents more ways to get around.
The proposal has not yet been approved and is currently being reviewed by other city agencies.
More from News 12
2:06
Warm summer-like temps and rising humidity for Friday for the Bronx
0:57
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema dedicates renovated theater to filmmaker Spike Lee
1:45
Family seeks public's help to find missing 61-year-old with dementia
1:55
New York City Council votes to investigate current impact of slavery and need for reparations
1:43
Tom Donlon rises as interim police commissioner
1:39
