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Stephen Nessen
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Transportation Reporter and Photographer, WNYC (New York, NY)
reporter, entertainment and editor. He covers a variety of news across the country from crime,Joe Floccari is a network news photojournalist weather, and political news.
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By Stephen Nessen Verified|GothamistVerifiedNJ Transit and Amtrak on Tuesday declared they’re on track to fix the infrastructure issues that sparked chronic service meltdowns at Penn Station last year. The railroads, which share tracks between New York and New Jersey, described $12 million worth of upgrades and repairs to “hot spots” of tracks near the Midtown train hub and Secaucus where equipment frequently breaks down. The agencies reported they’ve inspected and repaired the overhead wires used to power NJ Transit and Amtrak trains.
By Stephen Nessen Verified|GothamistVerifiedThe MTA’s congestion pricing program continues to accomplish one of its primary goals: drastically reducing the number of vehicles that enter the busiest parts of Manhattan every day. Data released by the transit agency last week estimates the tolls deterred an average of roughly 82,000 vehicles from entering Manhattan below 60th Street each day in March.
By Stephen Nessen Verified|GothamistVerifiedNJ Transit and Amtrak on Tuesday declared they’re on track to fix the infrastructure issues that sparked chronic service meltdowns at Penn Station last year. The railroads, which share tracks between New York and New Jersey, described $12 million worth of upgrades and repairs to “hot spots” of tracks near the Midtown train hub and Secaucus where equipment frequently breaks down. The agencies reported they’ve inspected and repaired the overhead wires used to power NJ Transit and Amtrak trains.
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WNYC (New York, NY)
New York, New York, United States
+1 646-829-4000