The temporary station is at left.
We have a temporary station just two blocks away.
The temporary station, designed by Robert I. Davidson of the Port Authority, is to open next month.
In the temporary PATH station, passengers will then proceed up stairs or escalators to Church Street, the temporary station's only entrance and exit at ground level.
Cullum, the jazz performer who broadcasts for Radio 2, will launch the temporary station with a special live performance.
In this strategy, accepted curb-to-curb stops are labeled as temporary stations, which can be utilized by rejected requests for their pick-up and drop-off.
In the United States and its possessions and territories, the service maintains a network of about 156 gauges to monitor tides continuously, as well as shorter-term temporary stations.
The Port Authority has already begun rebuilding the station, although it had not been clear whether that would be only a temporary station or something more permanent.
That temporary station, an impressively rapid government construction project that seemed to herald a quick rebirth of the site, opened in the fall of 2003.
Some transportation projects, like the rebuilding of the subway lines and the construction of a temporary station for the PATH commuter railroad, have already begun.
