The stations that are part of the New York City subway They are improving their face, and continuing on that path is one of the goals that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has in 2024.
This was recently revealed by transportation leaders in the Big Apple, after delivering the works that were carried out in the Metro station of the number 1 line on 66th Street in Manhattan, as part of the so-called program “Re-NEW-vation”from NYCT (New York City Transit), which carries out planned service interruptions to advance repairs, improvements and deep cleanings at several stations in New York.
During a press conference at the aforementioned station, the president of the NYCT, Richard Davey, praised the work that construction workers have been doing to remodel platforms and subway waiting areas, which include reopening of bathrooms, painting, lighting, fixing leaks and other works in stations.
“El programa Re-NEW-vation “It is key to meeting our highest goal of a faster, cleaner and safer service for customers throughout the transportation system,” said the official, who announced that in the first quarter of this year, a total of 13 stations will see changes. in your image. “We will not rest on our 2023 achievements, customers from all over El Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan y Queens “You can expect better station environments as we work to upgrade 50 more stations in 2024.”
Davey added that thanks to the renovation plan, so far 63 stations of the public transportation system have been improved, which has left thousands of people “satisfied.” subway users that move around the Big Apple.
“We have not invested in this what we have invested today,” mentioned the head of the NYCT, while acknowledging that the works have been able to move forward thanks to the financial support authorized by the Governor Hochul and the Legislature to invest in improvements.
Shanifah Riearadirector of customer service at the MTA, assured that the improvements, repairs and deep cleanings have meant that users find cleaner station environments and more favorable conditions.
“Improving customer satisfaction is a top priority and the Re-NEW-vation program has proven to be a great way to deliver tangible improvements to customers wherever they are,” she said.
Demetrius Crichlow, senior vice president of NYCT SubwayHe also praised the commitment of the workers who have made the changes in the seasons a reality.
“Customers deserve not only reliable service, but also great station environments. I am proud of all the NYCT employees who have improved 63 stations from the beginning of our Re-NEW-vations initiative and we hope to bring them to more stations this year,” said Crichlow.
When talking about the works that have been advanced and those to come, the MTA explained that “during re-NEW-vations, stations are stripped and repainted. Lighting fixtures are replaced with new LED lights and added in areas to illuminate dark spaces. “The benches located on platforms and mezzanines are renovated to accommodate customers.”
They also mentioned that “Outdated signs are removed and replaced when necessary with clearer messages. Cracks are repaired and resurfaced to prevent tripping hazards. Each station also undergoes repairs specific to the needs of each location, including complete stair reconstruction and rehabilitation, installation of new drainage systems to prevent flooding during severe weather events, comprehensive tiling work, and extensive station roof repairs. “ways.”
NYCT President Richard Davey praised the work that workers have been doing in station modernization. Photo: Flickr MTA.Credit: Flickr MTA | Impremedia
Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal He noted as a positive point that the MTA promoted pre-existing service interruptions to improve subway stations without disturbing users.
“Our subway stations on the West Side and in New York always need tender loving care. And as subway ridership continues to rise and, in some cases, surpass pre-pandemic levels, it’s incredibly important that la MTA and the state Legislature continue to invest in projects to improve service, safety and cleanliness throughout our public transportation system.”
State Senator Brad Hoylman-Sigalwas pleased that the Lincoln Center 1 (66th Street) subway station has been selected for the MTA’s Re-NEW-vation program, and said the face of that location will shine brighter than ever.
“In just 55 hours it will be like new. This weekend, during a planned service interruption, the MTA will work tirelessly to give residents of the Upper West Sides the subway station they deserve. On Monday morning, the Lincoln Center station will be cleaner, brighter and safer; equipped with new signs, fresh paint and an updated HVAC system,” the political leader said.
Information about the renewal program
- 63 stations have been modernized so far
- 1.6 million square feet of surfaces have been repainted
- 17,030 new lighting equipment has been installed
- 91,960 square feet of tiles have been replaced
- 4,142 square feet of tiles have been changed
- 918 metal signs have been replaced
- 45 outdated, damaged or unnecessary signs and maps have been removed
- Las estaciones de Fort Hamilton Pkwy, la 161 St Yankee Stadium, Bushwick Av, Jamaica-Van Wyck, Rockaway Av, 57 St, 2 Avenida, Sutphin Blvd-Archer Av, JFK Airport, 170 St, Shepherd Av,
- Marble Hill, Sutter Av, are some of the stations that will be renovated
2024-01-30 08:47:00
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