MTA Begins Major Signal Upgrade on A and C Lines

MTA begins major signal upgrade on A and C lines

The MTA has begun a $1.9 billion project to replace aging signals on the A and C lines, aiming to provide faster, more reliable service across 23 stations.

MTA to begin 6-year project to upgrade signal tech on A and C lines in Brooklyn and Queens

The $1.9 billion project isn't expected to wrap up until 2032.

MTA starts $1.9 billion resignalling, track replacement work on A/C lines in Brooklyn and Queens

The MTA has begun work on a $1.9 billion effort to replace nearly century-old signals on Brooklyn and Queens’ A and C lines, the agency announced on Thursday. The project will see the MTA install modern Communications Based Train Control (CBTC) signals along the A and C trains’ Fulton and Liberty Avenue lines between High...

Major subway signal upgrade on A, C lines starts in Brooklyn, will speed service

Work is expected to begin Thursday on the largest subway re-signaling project to date, upgrading long stretches of the A and C lines in Brooklyn to modern computerized signaling, Gov. Hochul announced.

Gov. Hochul Invests $1.9 Billion to Modernize A and C Service

Using congestion pricing funds, 1930s-era equipment will be replaced in the largest track and signal replacement in the history of the MTA.

MTA Signal Replacement Begins $1.9B Subway Modernization

MTA signal replacement begins across 42 track miles of the A and C lines, with modern controls funded by congestion pricing.