Bay Ridge
BAY RIDGE – A large section of tile fell onto the tracks at the 86th Street Station in Bay Ridge over the weekend, causing an R train to derail and leading to delays on the morning of Sunday, November 26. Roughly 30 people were stuck after a southbound R train struck
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While many commuters wouldn’t exactly call the L train’s new folding seats “nice,” this is certainly an example of why we can’t have new things: apparently, vandals on the L train broke the new seats on the day of their debut. The new design, in which benches
northern brooklyn
WILLIAMSBURG – Police are on the lookout for a woman who slashed another straphanger on a Brooklyn-bound M train yesterday evening. On Monday, October 23, two individuals got involved in a shoving match at Essex Street station as they boarded the southbound M train around 6:00 pm, said police. A
Central Brooklyn
CENTRAL BROOKLYN – Police are seeking two teens for a pair of brazen cell phone thefts along the 2 train last Friday. Around 11:00 am on Friday, October 13, the thieves snatched a phone from the hands of a 32-year old male entering the Sterling Street subway station in Prospect
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Another Monday morning, another mess for the MTA. Signal and mechanical problems on the subway led to massive delays and service problems, delaying commuters across the city. > Canarsie bound L trains are running with delays because of a train with mechanical at DeKalb Av. Allow additional travel time. — NYCT
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Subway delays are up—way, way up, according to new report [http://www.ibo.nyc.ny.us/iboreports/we-are-being-held-momentarily-how-much-time-and-money-are-new-york-city-subway-riders-losing-to-delays-october-2017.pdf] from the NYC Independent Budget Office. “After two days of major breakdowns upended subway service on a number of lines and left many commuters irate, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams
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BROOKLYN – The signs that give many subway-riding New Yorkers a headache finally got a facelift this month. The MTA’s new Planned Work posters are much clearer than previous versions, sporting a visual representation of closures and travel alternatives. They’ll be used in all 472 subway stations. The new
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Central Brooklyn
The NYPD are looking for a man, whom they describe to be in his 60s or 70s, seen in the video below in connection to two recent robberies. The first incident occurred at approximately 12:30pm on Sunday, July 30. The suspect entered the 7-Eleven located at 146 Empire Boulevard
Central Brooklyn
EAST FLATBUSH – The NYPD is asking the public’s assistance in identifying the man seen in the below photos in connection to a recent incident that occurred on a subway in East Flatbush. Via NYPDOn a southbound ‘5’ train at approximately 6:30pm on Tuesday, August 15, police say the
Bensonhurst
Photo via nycgo [https://www.instagram.com/p/BCJcgh3u03k/?tagged=ftrain&hl=en] “For a city that has 6 million riders a day, it is a travesty that we are not educated by the MTA about basic safety procedures in the event of an emergency,” Michael Sciaraffo said. “And
North Western Brooklyn
The NYPD are asking the public’s assistance in identifying the group of teens seen in the above surveillance video in connection to a robbery that occurred on a C train at the Franklin Avenue subway station on the border of Clinton Hill and Bed-Stuy. At approximately 4:50am on
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