NYC Unveils $4B Plan to Repair City-Owned Stretch of Brooklyn-Queens Expressway
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NYC Unveils $4B Plan to Repair City-Owned Stretch of Brooklyn-Queens Expressway
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) Commissioner Mike Flynn announced plans to rehabilitate the 1.5-mile city-owned portion of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (BQE) between Atlantic Avenue and Sands Street. The $4-billion project, is epxected to take 10 years and to break ground in 2030. The infrastructure is 20 years past its design life and deteriorating under the weight of 130,000 vehicles every day, m…
NYC to erect ‘temporary highway’ while rebuilding crumbling BQE
NYC to erect ‘temporary highway’ while rebuilding crumbling BQE Zachary Whalen Tue, 08/25/2026 - 06:00 Primary Image Primary Image Caption “The crumbling triple-cantilever has vexed the two previous mayors,” Gothamist reports. A half-mile section of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway has been in disrepair for years, with city officials estimating in 2018 that the roadway may fail in 2026. On Aug. 24, the city announced it will build a temporary hi…
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