Downtown Brooklyn
DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN/FORT GREENE — Earlier this week an incident at the Nevins Street subway station caused delays and inconvenienced the few commuters left during evening hours. https://bklyner.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/bklyner/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/1092-20-Arson-and-Explosion-88-PCT-TD-30-Reckless-Endangerment-03-17-20-Video.mp4 At 6:20 p.m. on Tuesday inside the Nevins Street
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Train passing in Brooklyn.Northbound B, 2 and 3 trains were seriously delayed this morning, again. The northbound B train delays were caused by a signal problem at DeKalb Ave, and the 2 and 3 trains were delayed because of debris on the tracks at Eastern Parkway – Brooklyn Museum, MTA
Bay Ridge
Just a few days after the MTA announced they’d raised the speed limits on the N and R trains in Brooklyn, things have come to a screeching halt. This morning, the MTA tweeted that D, N, R and W lines would experience “extensive delays” due to switch problems at
Central Brooklyn
EVENING COMMUTE UPDATE: – B trains are still suspended in both directions, with no service from Brighton Beach to 145 St in Harlem – Some southbound F trains will make D stops from W4/Washington Square all the way to Coney Island – Expect extensive delays in D and F service – Northbound C
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.
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> This morning’s commute, brought to you by 2017, and also, Lord Voldemort #mta [https://twitter.com/hashtag/mta?src=hash] pic.twitter.com/qs8dmJtJPR [https://t.co/qs8dmJtJPR] — beth stebner (@bethstebner) April 21, 2017 [https://twitter.com/bethstebner/status/855406910497071104] Just in time for the rain this morning,
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(Photo via ipohmotormouth/ instagram [https://www.instagram.com/p/BNZM5vrhufH/?taken-at=256653626&hl=en])A chaotic subway commute last Monday morning frustrated many a rider after bitterly cold temperatures caused ice-clogged drains to flood water onto the tracks [http://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/news/2017/01/9/heavy-mta-transit-delays-.
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(courtesy Fort Greene Focus/Justin Fox)This morning’s commute has been a miserable one. The Q train was stopped at 7th Avenue in Prospect Heights due to a rubbish fire in the tunnel, according to the FDNY. An FDNY spokesperson said they are delays at “7th Avenue and Flatbush
subway delays
Photo by anqui, via Flickr [https://www.flickr.com/photos/ianqui/1547118909/]. From epic delays [/transportation/usual-chaos-on-the-f-train-today] that make riders want to whip out their subway voodoo dolls [https://twitter.com/woodsarawood/status/527817259117731841] to overcrowded trains that bring you up close and personal with many a stranger’s armpit,
subway delays
In news that will surprise no one, a lot of the city’s subways aren’t showing up on time — and it’s only gotten worse. The MTA just released some statistics that show you’re not going crazy when you think you’re waiting far too long for the
straphanger's campaign
Controllable delays on the B subway line increased from 78 in 2011 to 148 in 2013, according to a new report released by the Straphangers Campaign [http://www.straphangers.org/alerts/14/index.html]. While only 4% the 3,998 delays recorded citywide last year were on the B, incidents