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MTA targets notorious bottlenecks to combat subway delays
The MTA is addressing 25 notorious bottlenecks causing subway delays by targeting merge points, sharp turns, outdated signals, and route endpoints. The initiative aims to reduce delays at stops where trains merge, turn sharply, or use outdated infrastructure.
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