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Port Authority Bus Routes Shift as NYC Terminal Rebuild Advances
In brief
Commuter buses heading into the Port Authority Bus Terminal began following new routes on October 15 as work continues on the $11 billion replacement terminal in Midtown Manhattan, CBS New York reported. Officials warned of possible delays during the weekday evening rush.
What changed for Port Authority bus riders? Buses leaving the Lincoln Tunnel area via Dyer Avenue are being diverted onto West 39th Street before rejoining the terminal ramps near 10th Avenue, according to CBS New York. The Lincoln Tunnel’s exclusive bus lane is not affected.
Will there be delays?
The Port Authority said riders could see some delays, especially during the weekday evening peak. Traffic agents are being posted at key corners to keep buses and pedestrians moving. Riders are advised to allow extra time and follow their carrier’s service alerts.
Why is the terminal being rebuilt?
The terminal is one of the busiest bus stations in the world. CBS reported it handles more than 7,200 buses and about 260,000 passenger trips on a busy weekday. Port Authority Executive Director Kathryn Garcia spoke about the changes in the CBS report.
When will the new terminal open?
The first phase is due to be finished by the end of 2030, with the full project scheduled for completion in 2035.
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Why it matters
Hundreds of thousands of New Jersey and New York commuters use the terminal daily, so route changes affect travel times across the region.
People also ask
Is the Lincoln Tunnel bus lane closed?
No. CBS New York reports the exclusive bus lane is not affected by the reroute.
When will the new Port Authority Bus Terminal be finished?
Phase one is due by the end of 2030 and the full project by 2035.
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