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(Photo by Carly Miller/BKLYNER)The N train shuffle returns: Prepare for another year [/n-train-shuffle-man-bound-stations-re-open-monday-closures-ahead/] of station closings on the century-old N line in southern Brooklyn. From July 31 to the end of 2018, seven Coney Island-bound platforms will be closed for a $395.7 million MTA renovation project, officials
Central Brooklyn
MTA riders experienced another nightmare commute Tuesday evening when signal problems at DeKalb Avenue once again [/signal-problems-dekalb-affecting-b-d-n-q-r-trains/] caused major backups, service changes, and headaches. At least one MTA train was stuck on the Manhattan Bridge for approximately half an hour yesterday evening, July 11, NBC New York [http://www.nbcnewyork.
Central Brooklyn
> Nostrand Ave and Lincoln Rd in Brooklyn. Witnesses say woman was hit by a bus. pic.twitter.com/D3k2TiIq7e [https://t.co/D3k2TiIq7e] — William Turton (@WilliamTurton) July 8, 2017 [https://twitter.com/WilliamTurton/status/883765894069051392] A pedestrian was killed on Nostrand Avenue after colliding with an MTA Bus on
Central Brooklyn
Photo by Park Slope StoopWeekend warriors, get ready for the now-regular lineup of weekend service changes on the subway system. And the star of this weekend’s show: the G train! There will be no G train service between Hoyt-Schermerhorn and Church Ave, and service will operate in two sections
Central Brooklyn
Photo courtesy MTA via flickrToday, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order throwing the NYC Subways into a ‘State of Emergency’, to expedite the overhaul of the MTA’s aging infrastructure and earmark an addition $1 billion in federal funds. In his speech at the ‘MTA Genius Transit Challenge Conference’
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Central Brooklyn
(Photo by nrik_nyc [https://twitter.com/nrik_nyc]/Twitter)An A train derailment triggered power outages across the subway system this morning, causing injuries to 34 passengers and chaos for straphangers stuck underground, according to news reports. After the emergency break was triggered, cars on a Brooklyn-bound A train
Central Brooklyn
Photo: Flickr Creative CommonsThe MTA announced it will be improving…how we hear about regular delays. At a board meeting on June 19, MTA officials discussed a plan to replace many pre-recorded messages straphangers hear on the trains with live announcements informing passengers about delays, according to news outlets. This
Downtown Brooklyn
2 train entering Clark Street stationWere you shut out of the Clark Street or Hoyt Street 2/3 subway stations this past weekend? Starting on Friday, June 16, those two stations will be closed every weekend from Friday 11:45pm until Monday at 5am until Spring 2018 so the MTA
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(Photo by Liena Zagare/BKLYNER)Coney Island’s B36 bus appears to be skipping an important bus stop, with little-to-no warning from the MTA. The westbound B36 bus stop at Surf Avenue and West 8th Street – which connects to the Q and the F trains – has been temporarily suspended, first
Central Brooklyn
“There was no delay to the signal project at Church Av.,” says Kevin Ortiz, an MTA spokesperson. “The signal work at Church Av was completed on schedule in 2014.” However, you would not know that from publicly available information. This statement comes in response to a story we did [/church-avenue-subway-repairs-not-track/
Central Brooklyn
Photo: Kensington BKRepairs on the Kensington subway station were expected to be done in August of 2014. It is now June 2017 and the MTA needs extra time. And by “extra time” we mean an additional four years. According to a letter [https://patch.com/new-york/windsorterrace/kensington-subway-station-upgrade-7-years-behind-schedule-report-says] from Independent
Central Brooklyn
Photo via Flickr/MTAAfter the massive power outage on the F train this week — that was actually pretty scary [/stuff-nightmares-stuck-airless-rush-hour-f-train-last-night/] — here’s a heads-up about the eight trains that will be running on planned a wonky schedule this weekend in Brooklyn. And hopefully, no more unplanned, chaotic power outages will