A major transportation authority has tapped a leading accessibility consulting firm to oversee critical upgrades ensuring compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act at key subway stations in Midtown Manhattan. The project will focus on improving physical accessibility features, including station entrances, platforms, and signaling systems, to better accommodate passengers with disabilities. With the city’s aging infrastructure and growing demand for inclusive transit options, the initiative aims to address long-standing barriers while setting a potential model for future accessibility improvements across the broader subway network. Details on the scope of work and timeline remain under review, but the effort reflects a broader push to modernize public transit systems nationwide.
STV selected to manage ADA accessibility upgrades at Midtown Manhattan subway stations American Journal of Transportation
