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MTA calls Amtrak's East River tunnel repair strategy 'extremely risky'
The MTA is formally calling on Amtrak to reconsider its plan to keep one of the four East River Tunnels linking to Penn Station out of service for three years while it carries out Superstorm Sandy repairs — an "extremely risky" strategy that could result in rush hour shut downs of Long Island Rail Road service, according to the LIRR’s president.
Amtrak accuses MTA of spreading ‘misinformation’ on East River tunnel reconstruction
Amtrak’s president is accusing New York state and Metropolitan Transportation Authority officials of spreading “misinformation and misleading facts” about the rail agency’s $1.6 billion plan to shutter one of four East River tunnels for repairs over the next four years.
Amtrak’s top boss blasted Gov. Hochul for failing to shoulder her portion of the blame for tunnel closures that could lead to ...
An unlikely alliance of MTA leadership, Democrats and Republicans are calling on Amtrak to rethink a work plan that will shut ...
A look at Amtrak’s recent history shows its own watchdog inspector general routinely found evidence of inefficiency, waste ...
Amtrak has cut service between Penn Station to Albany for East River Tunnel repairs – but everyone from interstate commuters ...
Amtrak's East River Tunnel project is facing pushback from other transit officials and New York elected leaders.
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