NEW YORK (PIX11) — Travel is going to be easier in the near future for some straphangers who use the subway in New York City.
A Request for Proposal will be issued to install elevators and perform other improvements at five subway stations, the MTA announced on Monday.
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Around $15 billion in funds received from congestion pricing will be used to pay for the upgrades of the five stations, and another 20 stations announced earlier.
“Wondering what congestion relief revenues are paying for? Well, here are five accessible subway stations to add to the list,” said MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber. “Drivers are appreciating speedier crossings and reduced congestion since the toll program started, but everyone is glad the air is cleaner, streets are safer, and our mass transit system is getting major upgrades.”…