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Port Authority outlines replacement of Midtown Bus Terminal, highlights benefits for Passaic County commuters
Summary
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey officials presented details of the Midtown Bus Terminal Replacement Project and its construction timeline to the Passaic County Board of County Commissioners on Sept. 9, saying the work aims to improve reliability and passenger access for thousands of county commuters who travel to Manhattan.
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey officials presented details of the Midtown Bus Terminal Replacement Project to the Passaic County Board of County Commissioners on Sept. 9, telling commissioners the work is intended to improve reliability and passenger experience for commuters who travel into Manhattan from New Jersey.
The project will replace the 75-year-old terminal with a main facility that includes five floors of bus gates, a separate storage and staging facility to the west, new ramp structures linking to the Lincoln Tunnel, and deckovers of Dyer Avenue that the agency plans to convert to roughly 3.5…
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