What is the likelihood of a 125th Street crosstown subway being built in New York City?

The likelihood of a 125th Street crosstown subway being built in New York City is unclear. The 125th Street crosstown subway has been proposed several times in the past, but it has never been built. The most recent proposal for a 125th Street crosstown subway was made by the New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) in 2017. The proposal called for a new line that would run from the East Harlem neighborhood in Manhattan to the Astoria neighborhood in Queens. The line would have 10 stations and would be expected to carry 200,000 passengers per day. However, the proposal was not approved by the New York City Council. There are several reasons why the 125th Street crosstown subway has never been built. One reason is that the project would be very expensive. The estimated cost of the project is \$2.5 billion. Another reason is that the project would be very disruptive to traffic and businesses in the area. The project would require the construction of new tunnels and stations, which would require closing roads and businesses for an extended period of time. Finally, the project would not be immediately profitable. The project is expected to take several years to complete. The revenue generated from the subway line would not be enough to cover the cost of the project for many years.