Second Avenue Subway Extension Phase Two
Sector: Mass Transit • Location: New York City, New York, United States
Source: Gothamist
The MTA is extending the Q subway line by three stations into East Harlem as part of the second phase of the Second Avenue subway. A new 700-ton tunnel boring machine from Europe will be delivered in early 2027 to simultaneously dig and build the tunnel between 120th and 125th streets along Second Avenue before turning west toward Lexington Avenue.
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Description | The MTA is extending the Q subway line by three stations into East Harlem as part of the second phase of the Second Avenue subway. A new 700-ton tunnel boring machine from Europe will be delivered in early 2027 to simultaneously dig and build the tunnel between 120th and 125th streets along Second Avenue before turning west toward Lexington Avenue. |
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