Subway Service Update: No 4 Trains Between Brooklyn Bridge & New Lots; 2, 3, D, J, N, Q & R Plug The Service Gaps
Below you’ll find Fort Greene and Clinton Hill subway changes over the weekend on the 2, 3, 4, 5, A, B, C, D, G, N, Q and R lines in Brooklyn, plus the Franklin Avenue. Check back here Monday to see what’s happening next week.
3 Line
3 train service is extended to New Lots Avenue.
Late nights, 11:45pm Friday to 5am Monday, November 13-16.
3 train service operates between 148th Street and New Lots Avenue, replacing the 4 in Brooklyn.
3 train Rockaway Avenue and Van Siclen Avenue stations are closed for renovations.
All times, until late October 2015.
Trains skip Rockaway and Van Siclen avenues in both directions.
Travel Alternatives
For Rockaway Avenue: Use the Saratoga Avenue or Junius Street stations instead. Shuttle bus service operates between Rockaway Avenue and Saratoga Avenue.
Transfer between trains and shuttle buses with MetroCard at Saratoga Avenue.
B60 customers can transfer to/from shuttle buses at Rockaway Avenue.
4 Line
No 4 trains between Brooklyn Bridge and New Lots Avenue. 2, 3, D, J, N, Q and R trains provide alternate service.
Weekend, 11:45pm Friday to 5am Monday, November 13-16.
4 train service operates between Woodlawn and Brooklyn Bridge, making local stops. Late night 3 service is extended to New Lots Avenue.
4 train Rockaway Avenue and Van Siclen Avenue stations are closed for renovations.
All times, until late September 2015.
Trains skip Rockaway and Van Siclen avenues in both directions.
Travel Alternatives
For Rockaway Avenue: Use the Saratoga Avenue or Junius Street stations instead. Shuttle bus service operates between Rockaway Avenue and Saratoga Avenue.
Transfer between trains and shuttle buses with MetroCard at Saratoga Avenue.
B60 customers can transfer to/from shuttle buses at Rockaway Avenue.
R Line
36th Street-bound R shuttle train stops at 53rd Street and 45th Street.
Late nights, 12:01am Saturday to 5am Monday, November 14-16 and November 21-23.
Please allow additional travel time.
Also, keep an eye out for changes in Manhattan, the Bronx, and Queens. Schedules occasionally change, so check MTA.info for the latest updates.