MTA: Planned Service Changes Cancelled

Ned Berke

Jan 26, 2011 — 1 min read

And I quote:

Planned service changes for Wednesday, January 26 through rush hour Thursday, January 27 are canceled due to the winter storm forecast.

MTA New York City Transit is at its highest state of readiness and has begun storm preparations to ensure safe travel across the city. We expect to run normal service on the bus and subway system this evening, but please monitorwww.mta.info for the latest service updates in our ‘Current Service Status’ box.

We urge all of our customers to take extra care when traveling during the storm, and please allow extra travel time.

Also, as noted by BrooklynQ in the comments of another post:

The Mayor has issued a Weather Emergency Declaration for NYC. The public is urged to avoid all unnecessary driving for the duration of the storm and use public transportation. For info on MTA service visithttp://www.mta.info. Any vehicle found blocking roadways or impeding the ability to plow streets will be towed at the owner’s expense. Alternate Side Parking, payment at parking meters, and garbage collection are suspended citywide until further notice.

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