The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is set to upgrade subway service on the A and C lines in Brooklyn and Queens using advanced Communications-Based Train Control (CBTC) technology. This modernization aims to improve reliability, reduce delays, and enhance overall efficiency by allowing trains to operate more closely together. The project will introduce automated signaling systems that improve safety and capacity, potentially easing congestion on two of the city’s busiest transit corridors. Passengers can expect smoother rides and more frequent service as part of the long-term infrastructure improvements.
MTA to modernize A and C service in Brooklyn and Queens with CBTC technology Mass Transit
