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The East River Tunnel Rehabilitation Project will demolish all existing tunnel systems down to the liner, before completely restoring both tubes that were damaged in 2012.
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Nine industry experts weigh in on key transportation topics. Whether it is maintaining and growing ridership on public transportation or taking advantage of new project delivery methods, many believe it is important to embrace today’s more modern approach to living, working and playing.
Read More →Meanwhile, M-1 officials say they are down to two streetcar vendors and should be receiving proposals for “the best and final” offers in the next few weeks.
Read More →STV will support the reconstruction of one of Baltimore’s key bridges. The project cost is estimated at $1.7 billion to $1.9 billion and is scheduled to be completed in 2028.
Read More →By 2033, the first high-speed rail system in the U.S. will whisk passengers from San Francisco to Los Angeles in under three hours at speeds above 200 mph.
Read More →The CTfastrak Flatbush Avenue Station will include a large center island platform where all CTfastrak shuttle buses will stop, an express lane on the dedicated roadway for buses that bypass this station, a local bus stop on New Park Avenue and a limited number of parking spaces and a convenient drop-off location inside the parking area for riders.
Read More →Groundbreaking on the first 29-mile segment of the $68 billion project takes place in Fresno, Calif. today.
Read More →The Construction Authority completed the first ever artist-designed transit bridge in California, on time and on budget; and celebrated this milestone with a ceremony honoring the men and women who designed and built the bridge.
Read More →East Side Access is a $12 billion project, which marks the first expansion of the Long Island Rail Road in more than 100 years.
Read More →Establishing a function-first facility that then integrates passive design strategies can lead to more operationally and energy efficient transit facilities.
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