MTA

Fixing the L Line’s Canarsie Tunnel

Wed 21 June

Superstorm Sandy left the Canarsie Tube with heavy equipment and structural damage, and although minor and emergency repairs have been conducted, there is a need for a complete overhaul. With a total of 400,000 daily riders on the L line - from which 225,000 use the Canarsie Tube, the MTA & the DOT are proposing different intermodal transportation links to maintain transit service for residents in Brooklyn.

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New York City MTA "GENIUS TRANSIT CHALLENGE"

Sun 04 June

MTA Genius Transit Challenge: Reimagining New York’s Transportation System

New York State Governor Andrew M. Cuomo recently challenged the MTA to invite a World-Class Panel of Engineers, Technology Experts and Thought Leaders to participate in a competition to Develop Innovative and Groundbreaking Technology Strategies that will increase the capacity and improve the reliability of New York City's subway service.


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COUNTRIES MUST REMAIN COMMITTED TO SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT TO DELIVER THE PARIS CLIMATE DEAL

Thu 30 March

Ms Veronique Hakim, the current executive director at the New York Metropolitan Transport Authority (MTA) addressed the United Nations (UN) on behalf of UITP last week on the fundamental role that public transport must play in delivering national climate and sustainable development commitments.

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First UITP International Rail Forum for North America

Fri 03 February

This last December, our North America Region had a very successful International Rail Forum in New York, graciously hosted and well organized by our member, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

The specific aim of the Forum was to enrich the program with topics that are relevant to you in this large, multifaceted, complicated and dynamic Region. Of the 150 invitations sent we had an above expected attendance of 80 professionals, with a wide range of expertise and the great participation by our Canadian colleagues. Judging from the comments received it was a great success!

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New York City will see a renewed subway system

Fri 29 July

Just recently detailed information on plans to overhaul New York City’s expansive subway system was released. Included in the planned $29 billion dollar project, 31 subway stations will be renovated and 1,025 new subway cars would be added to the system and 750 of the new cars will have “open gangways” that will allow better circulation among cars as well as extra train capacity. This type of rolling stock design has been adopted by progressive transit systems worldwide. Each new train will have USB ports, free Wi-Fi and vastly improved customer information amenities.

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