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Op-Ed | MTA is working to keep train traffic to a minimum
The MTA is addressing subway train traffic by upgrading infrastructure at 25 key locations, including DeKalb Av in Brooklyn and Queens Plaza, through signal improvements, track adjustments, and line reconfigurations. These changes aim to reduce delays caused by outdated layouts and increase efficiency, with early successes like faster trains and reduced crowding at Roosevelt Island.
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