This Weekend’s Subway Service Changes

Mary Bakija

Aug 21, 2014 — 1 min read

Below you’ll find weekend subway service changes in Brooklyn for the A, C, G, B, Q, D, N, R, 2, 3, 4, and 5 lines, plus the Franklin Avenue shuttle and some notes on changes in other boroughs. Check back Monday to see what’s happening next week. Changes via MTA.info.

168 St-bound C trains run via the F from Jay St-MetroTech to W 4 St
Weekend, Saturday and Sunday, August 23-24
No 168 St-bound service at High, Fulton, Chambers, Canal, and Spring Sts. See travel alternatives here.

No G trains between Nassau Av and Court Sq
All times, until 5am Tuesday, September 2
G service operates between Church Av and Nassau Av. Manhattan Av shuttle buses run between Nassau Av and Court Sq, stopping at Greenpoint Av and 21 St. McGuinness Blvd shuttle buses run between the Lorimer St L stop and Court Sq, stopping near G stations at Nassau Av, Greenpoint Av, and 21 St. See the full details here.

Fix & Fortify Sandy rehabilitation work affects N and R train service throughout NYC
See full details here.

Also, keep an eye out for changes further out in Brooklyn, and in Manhattan, the Bronx, and Queens. Schedules occasionally change, so check MTA.info for the latest updates.

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