First revamped New York Thruway rest area opens in Central NY
The $450 million project will remodel or reconstruct all 27 rest areas along New York's 570-mile superhighway by 2025.
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The $450 million project will remodel or reconstruct all 27 rest areas along New York's 570-mile superhighway by 2025.
The $450 million project will remodel or reconstruct all 27 rest areas along New York's 570-mile superhighway by 2025.
After more than a year since 10 Thruway service areas were closed as part of a $450 million reconstruction project, the first rest stop has reopened to the public.
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Empire State Thruway Partners, which is led by John Laing Group, a British-based investment firm, was awarded a 33-year contract that includes the $450 million plan to rebuild or upgrade the service areas., but the project has been marred by delays.