Officials have revealed a revised plan for the $10 billion Port Authority Bus Terminal project, signaling the terminal’s transformation is nearing completion. Unveiled during a news conference led by Port Authority, city, and legislative leaders, the plan includes a 45-day comment period following an environmental review.

Key updates comprise the permanent closure of part of 41st Street, a central main entrance, enhanced street-level retail, a multi-story indoor atrium, and new public open space. Gov. Kathy Hochul emphasized the goal of creating a more spacious and inviting environment for passengers.

The project is expected to be fully completed by 2032.

(source: patch.com, picture: The Port Authority of New York And New Jersey Flickr)