It’s official and more proof that Connecticut is far better than New York or New Jersey — Metro North edged out the Long Island Railroad last year as the busiest commuter rail line.
Metro-North had 82 million rides in 2011 while the Long Island line had 81 million. Metro-North predicts ridership will grow by 2 percent during the coming year.
According to the railroad, of the 209,020 trains that ran in 2011, almost 97 percent of them arrived on time.
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Sounds like a successful business model!
Let’s mess with it!
Here’s a few memorable highway projects.
The Waterbury Construction 2000s
The Hartford I-84 Rebuild 1990s
The I-91 North Rebuild 1980s
I don’t think they ever shortened the commute. But they sure did lengthen the commute for at least 5 years in each case.