For only $7.2 Billion you too can have your very own tunnel-making machine, which should insure your evil underground Gotham lair is safe from even the most persistent superhero do-gooder. Barring complete insolvency of MTA (not out of the realm of possibility), the tunnel from 63d St to Grand Central should be finished around 2015.
Entries Tagged as 'Transit Planning'
Massive MTA Tunnel-Making Machine is Boring
July 28th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: MTA · New York City · Transit Planning
MTA Public Meetings Available Online as Webcasts
June 4th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Hey you learn something new every day. Today I was digging around the MTA site, and found out that they videotape their meetings and put them on the website – that’s great! So, I watched the latest Board Meeting dated 05/28/2008 (well, most of it, it can get kinda boring). It started with everyone congratulating [...]
Tags: MTA · Transit Planning · Uncategorized
Congestion Pricing Buried By State Assembly Despite Last Gasps
April 7th, 2008 · No Comments
Apparently there was some last minute politicking to bring the Congestion Pricing initiative onto the State Assembly floor for a public vote – but to no avail – according to Elizabeth Benjamin for the Daily Politics blog at The Daily News. Mayor Bloomberg had some things to say about that.
Tags: Congestion Pricing · Transit Planning
Congestion Pricing Dies In Albany Behind Closed Doors In Secret Vote
April 7th, 2008 · No Comments
The New York Times City Room reports that congestion pricing has been killed by a secret vote behind closed doors in the State Assembly, and will not reach the the floor for a vote. This effectively ends New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s bid to charge $8 for cars coming into lower Manhattan during rush [...]
Tags: Congestion Pricing
New Yankees Stop Poses Scheduling Challenge for Metro-North
April 2nd, 2008 · No Comments
The new Yankee Stadium Metro-North stop to go online in 2009 is posing some logistical challenges to scheduling, reports LoHud.com’s ‘Going Places’: Left: Say hello to your new seatmates on the way home from work. They appreciate you making the extra slow loop-stop so they can share your hour-long ride home. “The station, which will [...]
Tags: MTA · Metro-North · Mobile Productivity · Schedules · Trains · Transit Planning
Congestion Pricing Approved By New York City Council
March 31st, 2008 · No Comments
Tonight at 7:30 PM (I guess they were trying to show people how late they work when we’re paying attention) the New York City Council approved the congestion pricing measure by a vote of 30-20. The measure now goes to the state legislature, who is expected to rubber-stamp the measure. If approved, the new tolls [...]
Tags: Car Commuting · Congestion Pricing · MTA · New York City · Transit Planning
Yankee’s Final Opening Day Rained Out – Metro-North Will Stop at New Stadium Next Year
March 31st, 2008 · No Comments
Today’s final opening day at the current Yankee Stadium was postponed due to rain, and will be played tomorrow night at 7:05 PM, weather permitting (Forecastfox is showing a thundercloud for PM tomorrow as I speak). In more uplifting Yankee’s news, all 3 Metro-North lines will stop at Yankee Stadium next year! LodHud.com reports that [...]
Tags: MTA · Metro-North · New York City · Transit Planning
