Search the 2022 Northeast Corridor Project Inventory

January 3, 2023 Railfanning.org News Wire
An Amtrak Acela passes a New Jersey Transit train in New Brunswick, New Jersey, in April 2018. (Photo by Todd DeFeo/The DeFeo Groupe)

This is a list of the 2022 Northeast Corridor Project Inventory as published by the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA).

According to the FRA, the list will guide investments under the Partnership Program and promote a transparent, systematic, long-term strategy for growing the NEC.

It prioritizes key projects for funding, such as the repair and modernization of major bridges and tunnels — all of which are over a century old. This includes include the Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel in Maryland, the Walk Bridge in Connecticut, and the Hudson Tunnel in New Jersey, part of the Gateway Program.

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