Good morning. As I will likely be away from my computer for a good part of the day, this is going up now instead of later this evening. As such, there may be some necessary alterations to be made later this weekend.
With that said, here are this weekend’s major service disruptions. Shuttle buses are back in vogue with suspensions in place on the 5, A, J, M and R lines. On the 5 and M lines, these closures are the usual places along the Dyre Ave and Myrtle Ave lines respectively. J trains are not running between Crescent St and Jamaica Center during the daytime hours. In preparation of the station rehab at Bay Ridge Av, R train service between 36 Street and 95 Street will be replaced by local N trains and shuttle buses. Finally, along the A-line, service is suspended between Euclid Av and both Lefferts Blvd and Howard Beach. Local shuttle buses will make all stops from Euclid Av to Howard Beach via Lefferts Blvd while express buses run non-stop between the two terminals.
There are a few other service changes, like the persistent suspension of 4 train service between Brooklyn Bridge and Utica Av and outbound local-only service along Queens Blvd.
Map: 04.29-05.01
Enjoy the weekend.
Good evening. As you can tell from the screenshot, getting around Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn will be interesting this weekend. For starters, we have a few recurring service changes, like the everlasting suspension of 4 train service in Brooklyn, the reroutes of A and C trains and absolutely no service along the Myrtle Ave line. In addition to those, E trains are still running via 6th Avenue and 5 trains will not run to Dyre Av. While on the subject of the 5 trains, there is an interesting service change this weekend affecting that line. On Saturday, service will be completely suspended with shuttle buses replacing service between E 180 Street and Dyre Av, along with 2 and local 4 trains picking up the slack along the rest of the route. On Sunday, service is back to its usual route (well for that line, that is), running between E 180 Street and Grand Central.
Good evening. As you can likely tell from the screenshot above, this weekend is all about buses. If you’re not a fan of shuttle buses, you are in for a long weekend. Let’s jump right into this. Continuing work will take out the Myrtle Ave line, thus diverting M service to Broadway Junction. Adding to that, shuttle buses will replace service on the following lines and sections:
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