New York City subway riders will have to wait until at least 2011 before electronic message boards that display train arrival times are installed at 152 stations.
The $185 million project is supposed to bring the message boards to stations along the Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 lines. But software and technical glitches have stalled the effort.
The boards are functioning - in a pilot program - on the L line between Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Other projects intended to give the subway system a high-tech overhaul are behind schedule, including bus tracking and computer-operated trains.
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