Establishes a pilot program to improve lighting in rail stations and underpasses in cities with over one million residents, and creates a grant.
The Urban Rail Station and Underpass Lighting Act aims to enhance safety and visibility in rail stations and underpasses in cities with over one million residents. It establishes a pilot program to replace lighting in at least three high-density rail corridors, prioritizing corridors like Roosevelt Avenue beneath the 7 train. The pilot program mandates the use of sustainable technologies such as LED or solar-powered lighting.
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