NY transport hubs get US$22b boost
Airports to be redeveloped, new bus terminal and tunnel will be built, rail project will get under way
New York
THE New York City metro area took a giant step towards revitalising its crumbling capacity-strained transport hubs on Thursday as a major bi-state agency authorised up to US$22 billion of spending on air, rail and bus infrastructure.
Officials at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the agency responsible for much of the region's transportation infrastructure, authorised the spending in what officials said was the biggest one-day capital allocation in its history.
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