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There are no planned diversions or cancellations (apart from the ongoing R train mess) that directly affect service at any local stations this coming weekend (Friday evening, October 25 to Monday morning, October 28). The following week, starting at 11:45 p.m. Monday to Thursday and going to 5:00 a.m. the following morning, Manhattan bound A […]

Once again this weekend it’s the turn of the MTA’s awkward stepchild, the G train, to act up. From 11:30 p.m. Friday to 5:00 a.m. Monday there will be no service in either direction between Hoyt-Schermerhorn and Church Avenue. You can use the F train from Jay Street-Metro Tech as an option, but from 11:45 […]

The A train’s “A” may be white, but for us it might as well be scarlet. Once again this weekend (12:01 a.m. Saturday, October 5 to 4:45 a.m. Monday, October 7) A trains will not be running between Euclid Avenue and Howard Beach or Lefferts Avenue, so to get to or from the Air Train […]

This weekend and the following week are pretty much a repeat of last weekend and this week, subway-wise. Once again, there are no planned changes, apart from the continuing R train saga, that directly affect service at any local stations (and G train service will be normal between Church Avenue and Nassau Avenue–to get to […]

Once again, there are no planned changes directly affecting service at any local or nearby stations–apart from the same G train service changes as last weekend and the continuing R train saga–this weekend or the following week. If you’re planning to take the A train-Air Train connection to or from JFK, though, you should know […]

Mostly (apart from the R train thing) there are no planned diversions or cancellations directly affecting service at any local stations this coming weekend (Friday evening, September 13 to Monday morning, September 16), or the week after(Monday through Friday, September 16-20). But for you fans of the Brooklyn-to-Queens version of the Toonerville Trolley, a.k.a. the […]

This coming weekend and the following week are a repeat of the past weekend and this week: apart from there being no R train service between lower Manhattan and Brooklyn Heights (a situation projected to last until next October) there are no other planned changes affecting service at any local stations. The lack of R […]

It’s a green light Labor Day weekend, and week after, apart from there being no R train service between lower Manhattan and Brooklyn Heights (a situation projected to last until next October) as there are no other planned changes affecting service at any local stations. For planned service changes that may affect travel on other […]

Just like last weekend and the following week, apart from the lack of R train service to and from Manhattan that will continue until at least October of 2014, there are no planned diversions or cancellations that directly affect service at any local stations this weekend (Friday night, August 23 to Monday morning, August 26) […]