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Design + Construction · Infrastructure

MIPIM Day One: Driverless Cars Are Far Off, but Here’s How to Prep

By Liam La Guerre

MTA, DOT Release Plan to Ferry Riders Across the River During L Train Shutdown

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

Design + Construction · Infrastructure

Commercial Development Increases Near Transit Hubs in Los Angeles

By Alison Stateman

Features · Transportation

Need for Speed: MTA’s Waking Nightmare Could Be Fixed if the Agency Focused on Tempo

By Alon Levy

Features · Transportation

No One at the Wheel: What Will Driverless Cars Do to Real Estate?

By Guelda Voien and Brady Dale

Port Authority Floats Idea of Rebuilding Bus Terminal—Right Where It Is

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

With the L Train Closing, Some Shrewd Brooklyn Minds Are Looking Around the J, M, Z Lines

By Lauren Elkies Schram

Design + Construction · Transportation

With $32.2B Budget OK’d, LGA AirTrain Is a Go Though Controversy Hangs Over Bus Terminal

By Terence Cullen

Design + Construction · Construction

LGA AirTrain Planning Starts Rolling With Search for Engineer

By Terence Cullen

It Took a Very, Very Long Time for the Second Avenue Subway to Be a Reality

By Terence Cullen

Design + Construction · Infrastructure

Related and Vornado Named Co-Developers of New Moynihan Station

By Madina Toure

Now That the L Is Shutting Down, Will the G Train Finally Get the Respect it Deserves?

By Terence Cullen

Transportation Transformation: A Batch of New Subway Cars Are Chugging Into the Station

By Lauren Elkies Schram

Features · Transportation

Port Reform: How the Port Authority Became Less of a Real Estate Entity

By Terence Cullen

Second Coming: The East Side Awaits the Second Avenue Subway

By Cathy Cunningham

No Pain, No Train: One of Brooklyn’s Busiest Subway Lines Will Shut Down in 2019

By Terence Cullen

Delta Negotiating New Ground Lease at LGA, Gets $600M in Port Authority Funding

By Terence Cullen