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LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD BUILDS FOR THE FUTURE

Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) has implemented an aggressive investment strategy of modernisation and expansion. Work is underway on the East Side Access project that will provide LIRR with a route into Manhattan's Grand Central Terminal. The renewal of LIRR's rolling stock with 25.9-m M-7 cars from Bombardier Transportation is outlined. LIRR has allocated $314million to station improvements. These include rebuilding the Flatbush Avenue terminus and the expansion of the Jamaica station. LIRR has plans to replace its telecommunications infrastructure with the entire network to be converted to optic fibre by 2009. Details are given of the East Side Access project and MTA's plans to integrate its commuter rail operations.