WORLDAug 24 · 09:20 UTCABC7 NEW YORKPhil Taitt

BQE rehabilitation plan aims to extend expressway's life by 40 years

New York City has unveiled a $4 billion plan for the rehabilitation of the aging Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. The project aims to extend the expressway's life by 40 years by rebuilding the most deteriorated sections using temporary bypasses while preserving views from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade.

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