This Week’s B & Q Subway Changes

Anna Gustafson

27 Oct 2014 — 1 min read

All looks OK on the subway front today and tomorrow, but, heads up, the Brighton Beach-bound B will be running local and the Astoria-bound Q will be running express on Wednesday through Friday, via the MTA:

Starting Wednesday:

Brighton Beach-bound B trains run local from Prospect Park to Kings Highway
Days, 9:45am to 3pm, Wednesday to Friday, October 29-31

Astoria-bound Q trains run express from Kings Highway to Prospect Park
Days, 9:45am to 3pm, Wednesday to Friday, October 29-31
Trains stop at Newkirk Plaza and Church Avenue. For service to Avenue M, Avenue J, Avenue H, Cortelyou Road, Beverley Road, and Parkside Avenue, take the Q to Newkirk Plaza, Church Avenue, or Prospect Park and transfer to a Brighton Beach-bound B or Coney Island-bound Q. For service from these stations, take the B or Q to Church Avenue, Newkirk Plaza, or Kings Highway and transfer to an Astoria-bound Q.

Remember, unscheduled changes can occur, so be sure to check the MTA’s website before heading out.

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