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Re: MTA Shutdown The M is now running through the Chrystie connector between Jamaica Center (E platform) and Metropolitan Av.
Rumor is 53rd Street stations expected back for Monday AM, possibly including E service.
Some talk of the M going to 179th once E returns, allowing F to run express on Hillside and Queens Blvd to alleviate crowding. E may be local with M along QB until R returns.
If lower Broadway reopens before Montague tunnel, R via bridge. Q thru-service replaces N entirely until Montague & Sea Beach restored, or N Astoria-Whitehall if conditions allow running there. Once Montague is reopened: R Continental-95th; Q Astoria-Kings Hwy (Hopefully Sheepshead Bay or Brighton Bch by then). Possibility the N stays out completely until Sea Beach can run to Kings Hwy.
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So supposedly the 4/5/6 are back in service. I can't begin to imagine the kind of clusterfux this will be tomorrow, seeing as it's the only line going straight through into Brooklyn and lower Manhattan at this time. |
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Progress is being made. Here are more updates. |
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Re: MTA Shutdown Thanks for the update.
I took the train to work this morning. The ride was just like it was before the storm, back to normal.
Take the train folks. It worked fine for me this morning.
Agree with jmirabella.. I don't see where it says this forum is for NYC city slickers only. |
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kudos:1 | said by Network Guy:Thanks for the update.
I took the train to work this morning. The ride was just like it was before the storm, back to normal.
Take the train folks. It worked fine for me this morning.
Agree with jmirabella.. I don't see where it says this forum is for NYC city slickers only.
Subway is good, NJ Transit is the real life ClusterF.
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TrainBuffThe New Haven RailroadPremium
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Here are the updates for both the subways including MN & the LIRR along with NJ Transit.
If you see an MTA employee, please thank them for the hard work that they are doing to get the system up and running.
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TrainBuffThe New Haven RailroadPremium
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said by Network Guy:Agree with jmirabella.. I don't see where it says this forum is for NYC city slickers only.
I didn't see what was written before it was taken down. I may live in Buffalo, but I'm a city slicker since I was born in Brooklyn. And I do care about the city and it's residents. Plus, I'm a subway buff along with being a fan of the former NHRR.
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