Infrastructure Read
The city is not exactly known for its state-of-the-art airports. That should change by 2030.
Britain this morning recorded its highest temperature ever, bringing parts of the country to a standstill and testing infrastructure.
In a country more accustomed to temperate weather, a brutal heat wave tested Britain’s infrastructure and forced millions to choose between a Stygian commute or a stifling home office.
Part of the tarmac at London’s Luton Airport had to be repaired after scorching temperatures caused a “surface defect.”
Just 40 percent of London’s Tube network has air conditioning.
A project to build new tunnels from New Jersey to Penn Station moved a step closer to construction with an agreement between New York and New Jersey.
As debate rages on a plan to renovate the nation’s busiest hub, Amtrak awarded a contract to design a $12 billion expansion that would add train capacity.
Everyone agrees that the infamous highway urgently needs repairs. But there’s no consensus on a fix.
Mayor Eric Adams wants to jump-start the project, but some critics have raised safety concerns.
On a personal episode of “Still Processing,” Wesley Morris revisits a highway that he walked across as a kid. He never knew how deeply it had transformed the neighborhood it ran through.
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