Both Tram cabins are back in service. Somebody tell RIOC, if you can find them.

Thanks for the heads up, Meredith Gandy.

Both Tram Cabins in Action, This Afternoon

Roosevelt Island Tram Cabins approach each other at 2:00 p.m.

Because RIOC’s vaunted Communications Team somehow missed the boat – again – The Daily is spreading the word as a community service.

It’s expected that the third scheduled maintenance shutdown, required for replacing the cables, will begin when the weather is a little better. But super secret RIOC keeps all details as if the national security depends on it; so, that’s an educated guess.

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