據(jù)nj.com報(bào)道，美國新澤西州澤西市正在進(jìn)行連接Exchange Place站和地面的三臺(tái)自動(dòng)扶梯設(shè)備的更換，投入6500萬美元。港口管理局哈德遜交通快運(yùn)系統(tǒng)將把該站關(guān)閉三個(gè)周末。今年已經(jīng)25歲，長150英尺的三臺(tái)自動(dòng)扶梯于2012年10月在桑迪颶風(fēng)中受損，隨后在2013年1月發(fā)生故障并造成6人受傷。Exchange Place站計(jì)劃于10月24日至25日，11月20日至23日和12月4日至7日關(guān)閉，每臺(tái)自動(dòng)扶梯預(yù)計(jì)需要七個(gè)月才能竣工。消息人士稱，預(yù)計(jì)完成在2022年下半年完成項(xiàng)目，并稱該項(xiàng)目“對(duì)于乘客和工作人員來說都不容易。”

US$65-MILLION ESCALATOR REPLACEMENT AT N.J. PATH STATION

A US$65-million replacement of three long escalators between the underground Exchange Place station and the surface is underway in Jersey City, New Jersey, with the Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) rapid transit system shutting down the station for three weekends, nj.com reports. The 25-year-old, 150-ft-long escalators were damaged in Hurricane Sandy in October 2012, subsequently malfunctioning and injuring six people in January 2013. Exchange Place was scheduled for shutdown on October 24-25, November 20-23 and December 4-7, with work on each escalator expected to take seven months. The targeted completion date is the latter part of 2022. The project, says the source, “isn’t going to be easy for riders or work crews.”