Video: Central Subway Construction – 2019 Year in Review

Video: Central Subway Construction – 2019 Year in Review
By Phillip Pierce

Central Subway construction

As construction of the Central Subway gets closer to completion, we are excited to share a construction update video that shows the impressive progress made in 2019. Last year saw important milestones including the reopening of Stockton Street through Chinatown and Union Square as well as some of the major final touches to the stations like escalators and public art. The project aims to wrap-up most construction over the summer followed by approximately a year of testing to make sure the trains are safe and ready to go. After the successful testing period, the Central Subway is projected to begin revenue service for customers in the fall of 2021.



Published March 10, 2020 at 10:33PM
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