This Week’s B & Q Subway Service Changes

Nora Whelan

05 May 2014 — 1 min read

Mostly what you’re accustomed to this week, plus an added obstacle for Queens commuters. Details on changes via MTA.info:

Coney Island-bound Q platforms at Parkside Avenue, Beverley Road, and Cortelyou Road are closed for renovation
All times, beginning 11:45pm Friday, February 21 until early Summer

For service to these stations, take the Q to Church Avenue or Newkirk Plaza and transfer to a Manhattan-bound Q.

For service from these stations, take the Q to Church Avenue or Prospect Park and transfer to a Coney Island-bound Q.

No Q Trains between 57th Street-7th Avenue and Ditmars Boulevard
Mornings/afternoons, 10am-3pm, Tuesday, May 6-Friday, May 9

Service operates between 57th Street-7th Avenue and Stillwell Avenue. Take the N instead.

Coney Island-bound Q trains skip Avenues H, J, M, U, and Neck Road
Days, 9:45am-3pm, Wednesday to Friday until May 23

For service to these stations, take the Q to Kings Highway or Sheepshead Bay and transfer to a Manhattan-bound B or Q. For service from these stations, take the B or Q to Kings Highway or Newkirk Plaza and transfer to a Coney Island-bound Q.

145 St-bound B trains run local from Sheepshead Bay to Prospect Park
Days, 9:45am-3pm, Wednesday to Friday until May 23

Please allow additional travel time.

Sometimes scheduled changes get cancelled. Check MTA.info for the latest updates.

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