Sentences with phrase «impact on commuter»

The PATH is receiving funds for two sets of projects: (1) $ 141,506,347 for efforts undertaken to address the storm's catastrophic impact on commuter rail service between New York and New Jersey (including the Hoboken - World Trade Center service and service between Hudson and Essex counties in New Jersey and Manhattan).

«We worked with Long Island Rail Road to cancel overnight service that would have a minimal impact on commuters so we could move more trains across the system and backed up our plan with longer trains, new trains that hadn't run before, discounts to alternate terminals in Brooklyn and Queens, buses and ferries, and free subway transfers.»

Not exact matches

Chariot, the commuter shuttle provider owned by Ford, has received a private transit program permit to operate more safely and, ideally, have less of an impact on public transit in San Francisco.

Golden in an interview acknowledged the cost and its «negative impact» on commuters who drive, but added he wanted a fix to the transit troubles plaguing the subway.

Susan Surdej of the state Department of Transportation discusses the work starting today on the Skyway and its impact on the region's commuters.

A report published earlier this month by City Comptroller Scott Stringer concluded that the economic impact on the city from subway delays could range from $ 170.2 million to $ 389 million and an independent study conducted by the city's Independent Budget Office (IBO) seems to back that up, taking an even deeper look at how much delays are costing commuters.

At 11 a.m., the Assembly Committee on Corporations, Authorities and Commissions holds a public hearing on the impact of Amtrak's New York Penn Station infrastructure renewal program on the MTA, the LIRR and New York commuters, Assembly Hearing Room, 250 Broadway, Room 1923, Manhattan.

Construction will begin at the end of this month on the $ 29 million rehabilitation of Buffalo's Route 5 Skyway, leaving the question of how much impact there will be to commuters and those who rely on them.

Users could also use the data set to view where businesses are located and how employees travel to work to determine the impact of the hurricane on commuters.

I would take it a step further and seek ways to tax vehicle commuters from Maryland and Virginia for their carbon impacts on our city.