MTA: East River Tunnel Repairs Are Ahead Of Schedule
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) -- The push to fix the L train is moving along faster than expected.
The MTA says repairs to the East River tunnel damaged by Superstorm Sandy are about a month ahead of schedule.
Work started back in April and is expected to be finished within a year.
The original plan called for a full L train shutdown for 15 months, but engineers found a way to keep the line open during renovations with reduced service on nights and weekends.
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