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Driver Injured After SUV Overturns, Closes Exit Ramp On I-684 (UPDATE) Driver Injured After SUV Overturns, Closes Exit Ramp On I-684 (UPDATE)
Driver Injured After SUV Overturns, Closes Exit Ramp On I-684 (Update) This story has been updated.  A crash that shut down an exit ramp during the Thursday morning, April 23, commute in Northern Westchester left an Orange Couty driver injured after her vehicle overturned, authorities said.  The incident happened a little after 8:30 a.m. on the southbound side of Interstate 684 near Exit 3 for Route 22 in the Town of North Castle, according to New York State Police. Police said a 2015 Subaru driven by a 36-year-old New Windsor woman was traveling southbound when she lost control of the vehicle. The SUV then struck a guide rail and overturned. The d…

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by Ben Crnic
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$2B Bridge Project Brings Weeks Of Delays For 200K NJ Transit, Amtrak Commuters $2B Bridge Project Brings Weeks Of Delays For 200K NJ Transit, Amtrak Commuters
$2B Bridge Project Brings Weeks Of Delays For 200K NJ Transit, Amtrak Commuters NJ TRANSIT and Amtrak riders across North Jersey should prepare for significant service disruptions that will last for several weeks beginning next month, during a critical stage of replacing the 115-year-old Portal Bridge  The nearly $2 billion project will replace the 115-year-old Portal Bridge with a taller, modern structure that will no longer need to open and close for river traffic, officials said. The disruptions are tied to Amtrak's effort to shift train traffic off the aging bridge and onto the long-awaited Portal North Bridge over the Hackensack River in Kearny, including…

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by Cecilia Levine
Traffic
$100 For Your Thoughts? MTA Launches Spring Customer Satisfaction Survey—And It Could Pay $100 For Your Thoughts? MTA Launches Spring Customer Satisfaction Survey—And It Could Pay
$100 For Your Thoughts? MTA Launches Spring Customer Satisfaction Survey—And It Could Pay Got gripes about your commute? Your feedback could pay off–literally. The MTA officially launched its Spring 2025 Customers Count Survey on Monday, April 21, giving riders of the subway, bus, Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), and Metro-North a chance to share their thoughts on the state of their commute. The survey is open through Sunday, May 4. Oh, and there’s prize money on the line: participants will be entered to win one of fifty $100 OMNY cards. “These surveys are essential for the MTA to understand what is working and where we can focus on to improve the customer journey,” said MTA Chie…

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by Michael Mashburn