The projects will include additional diversions of weekend service on all rapid transit lines and several commuter rail lines.
The wires will be reinforced at 79 locations to prevent them from falling in the event of another break.
Service on three trains has been suspended since September.
The TJPA will conduct additional ultrasonic testing at this location to determine the extent of the damage.
Expanded local and express bus service is being offered for Atlantic City Rail Line user until service returns in January.
Maintenance project includes replacing sections of tracks, upgrading switches, and repairing concrete and overhead wires.
According to Bridj’s CEO Matthew George, the company had been in extended negotiations with a car manufacturer, when “clear skies” turned into a “hurricane in about 24 hours.”
The agency announced Thursday that the payment of almost $1.9 million covers the time period of July 2016 through September 2016 and is part of a nearly $17.6 million transfer to the Downstate Public Transportation Fund.
In order for scheduled repairs to take place when subway ridership was at its lowest all year, the Maryland Transit Administration undertook an unprecedented plan to shut down the central core of the 33-year-old subway system for 21 days.
From July 22 to August 14, the Reisterstown Plaza, Rogers Avenue and West Cold Spring Metro Subway stations will be completely closed for maintenance of critical components of the rail system.