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Long Island freight trains get cleaner with $10.9 million investment

For many Long Islanders, freight trains are easy to miss. Operating largely during midday and late-night hours on the same tracks used by the Long Island Rail Road, they quietly haul heavy loads that help keep stores, businesses and supply chains moving. That largely unseen network is about to get...

Long Island, NY · 12d
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Roadwork Ahead—Construction for Week of Oct. 26 in Area Counties

UTICA, N.Y. (WKTV) -- Area counties will see various road construction projects that could cause delays for the week of Oct. 26. The following construction and maintenance projects are from the New York State Department of Transportation, Mohawk Valley Region. Oneida County:. Village of Clinton: (D#265257 Clinton-Route 12B: PM Paving;...

Oneida County, NY · 12d
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Gas remains above $4.20 per gallon locally and nationally, even as New York switches to winter blend

Rochester’s average gas price hit $4.39 per gallon on Monday, a one-cent drop from a week ago and a five-cent drop from a month ago.

Rochester, NY · 12d

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Hochul ripped by NYC transit union over staffing issues

(The Center Square) — A New York City transit union is attacking Gov. Kathy Hochul in a new pre-election ad campaign as "politically toxic" for vetoing a bill that sought to increase staffing on subway cars. The Transport Workers Union of America, who's Local 100 represents about 40,000 New...

New York · 11d
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2 On Your Side

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Western New York snow plans to come soon, winter parking bans to begin

Buffalo, NY · 10d

WIVT News 34

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Conklin Ave. railroad bridge construction underway

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – The Mayor’s Office announced that starting today, Oct. 26, construction will be happening on the Conklin Avenue Railroad bridge. The roadwork is expected to last three weeks, depending on the weather. The bridge is right by Sandy Beach Park. The road around the construction will be reduced to one lane of […]

Binghamton, NY · 12d

KISS 104.1

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Binghamton Area Road Work Continues: What To Know

Final push for Binghamton area roadwork before winter sets in.

Binghamton, NY · 11d

KISS 104.1

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New York Office Workers Clock 236 Hours Commuting Annually, Nearly 30 Workdays Lost To Traffic Alone

New York office workers are spending nearly 30 workdays a year just getting to and from the job. A new study looked at commutes across 36 major American cities and found the metro area's workers clock 236 hours annually on the road.

New York · 11d

Progressive Rail Roading

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UP, CSX move first dedicated produce unit train between Washington state and New York (10/26/2006)

A week ago, Union Pacific Railroad and CSX Transportation began operating a new dedicated produce unit-train service. The Class Is moved the first train from Wallula, Wash., to Albany, N.Y. Arriving at its destination Oct. 22, the train — comprising 55 refrigerated box cars —completed the move in 124 hours,...

Albany, NY · 12d

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Gas Prices Down Slightly, but Still Unseasonably High

The average price at the pump is down slightly from a week ago, but prices remain unseasonably high despite northern states beginning the transition to winter blend gas. That's according to AAA, which reports that Monday's national average is $4.29 per gallon, which is down by roughly one cent. New York State saw its average drop by nearly four cents to $4.38, and Chautauqua County's average fell by almost two cents to $4.39. One year ago, the national and state averages were $3.05 and $3.11, respectively.

Chautauqua County, NY · 11d

CNY News

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New York Office Workers Clock 236 Hours Commuting Annually, Nearly 30 Workdays Lost To Traffic Alone

New York office workers are spending nearly 30 workdays a year just getting to and from the job. A new study looked at commutes across 36 major American cities and found the metro area's workers clock 236 hours annually on the road.

New York · 11d

FOX 40 News WICZ TV

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Broome County Highway Crews Gear Up for Winter With 33 Heavy Trucks on Standby

With winter just around the corner, local road crews aren't waiting for the first flake to start preparing. The Broome County Highway Department has officially kicked off its seasonal preparations, inspecting equipment, servicing trucks, and topping off salt stockpiles to ensure local commutes remain safe. Currently, 33 heavy trucks are...

Broome County, NY · 14d

News 12

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Plans underway for greenways in Bronx and Brooklyn

Brooklyn, NY · 11d

Informnny ABC50

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Last October gas prices for NNY drop another four cents

Drivers in Northern New York got a treat at the pump just before Halloween.

New York · 12d

News 12

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Work begins on largest subway signal replacement project in MTA history

The $1.9 billion project, funded by congestion pricing, will replace 1930s-era equipment with modern technology along the A and C train routes in Brooklyn and Queens.

Brooklyn, NY · 15d

Mid-Hudson News Network

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Sullivan County Road to close for bridge rail repairs

NORTH BRANCH- A portion of County Road 121 (North Branch Road) in North Branch will close to through traffic beginning Monday, October 26, at 8 a.m. for bridge rail repairs, according to the Sullivan County Division of Public Works. The closure is expected to last approximately three weeks, although the...

Sullivan County, NY · 13d

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Governor Hochul Announces Completion Of Major Work On The Transformative Van Wyck Expressway Project

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the substantial completion of main line work on the transformational $1.4 billion Van Wyck Expressway Project with the opening of new managed-use lanes for taxis and high-occupancy vehicles in both directions between the Kew Gardens Interchange and Atlantic Avenue and John F. Kennedy International Airport. A centerpiece of the project, the managed-use lanes will provide speedier trips to and from the airport for taxis and other multi-person vehicles, thereby encouraging their use and reducing congestion along the main line highway. The new lanes, which opened Friday morning, are one of several new features and safety enhancements added to the Van Wyck Expressway as part of the project, which will be considered fully complete once work to rehabilitate nearby service roads is finished later this year.

New York, NY · 15d

Democrat and Chronicle

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NY grants millions for alternative transportation. See the details

Gov. Kathy Hochul recently announced more than $97 million in support of improvements to alternative transportation options in local communities across New York State, including the town of Brighton. Through the Federal Highway Administration’s Transportation Alternatives Program, 30 communities across New York will receive awards administered by the state Department of Transportation to support initiatives that will improve access and safety to multi-modal transportation systems for people of all abilities, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Awarded funds will contribute to the construction of new sidewalks, crosswalks, shared use paths and other enhancements for alternative transportation methods. “The Transportation Alternatives Program is paving the way for new opportunities to connect communities across New York State," state Sen. Jeremy Cooney said in a statement. "This $1.4 million investment in the Lehigh Valley Trail will improve connections to the University of Rochester and Rochester Institute of Technology, two institutions that serve as major hubs for education and innovation in our region." Western New York receives $19 million to improve multi-modal transportation Funding will support 35 separate projects proposed by counties, towns, cities and villages across the state. The Finger Lakes and Western New York region will receive over $19 million in awards to

New York · 14d