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Major Park Avenue Viaduct construction project completed for Metro-North
The MTA's Park Avenue Viaduct structural replacement project was completed 60 months ahead of schedule and $195 million under budget. The $765 million effort replaced 196 bridge structures and over 12,600 feet of railroad tracks, enhancing reliability for the 1.8-mile corridor that supports 750 trains and 260,000 daily passengers.
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