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The New Jersey Transit board recently approved spending $5.7 million to complete final design on a passenger-rail link between downtown Hakcensack and the Main Line station in Hawthorne.
Scheduled to begin in 2008 and be complete in 2010, the $156 million project includes upgrading existing New York, Susquehanna & Western Railway right of way. Featuring up to nine stations, the eight-mile line will enable passengers to transfer between Main Line and Passaic-Bergen trains in Hawthorne.
NJ Transit plans to operate diesel multiple units along the line; the Federal Railroad Administration already has approved a grant for the vehicles.
4/19/2007
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NJ Transit to begin final design on Hackensack-to-Hawthorne line
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The New Jersey Transit board recently approved spending $5.7 million to complete final design on a passenger-rail link between downtown Hakcensack and the Main Line station in Hawthorne.
Scheduled to begin in 2008 and be complete in 2010, the $156 million project includes upgrading existing New York, Susquehanna & Western Railway right of way. Featuring up to nine stations, the eight-mile line will enable passengers to transfer between Main Line and Passaic-Bergen trains in Hawthorne.
NJ Transit plans to operate diesel multiple units along the line; the Federal Railroad Administration already has approved a grant for the vehicles.
