NYC's first light-rail project secures $5.5B, eyes 5-year construction
New York City is advancing a $5.5 billion, 14-mile light-rail line connecting Brooklyn and Queens, with construction expected to take five years. The project aims to serve historically underserved communities across both boroughs.
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