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Subways: G Train

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Changes To Local Subway Lines This Week

If you’ll be hitting the rails late at night this week, things won’t be as bad in our area as they have been in the past month or so. Still, there are a few things to look out for — here’s the roundup, via the MTA: 4 service is extended to New Lots Av Late

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(crop) Trash Subway Sign

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The D Train Is The Grossest, But Other Local Lines Only Getting Grosser

The Straphangers Campaign released the findings of their most recent “subway shmutz” survey, and it appears that many of our local lines are getting a little gross. Back in 2011, the group found that 69% of the F train’s cars were clean. In 2013, though, only 37% were observed to be clean. This puts the F alongside eight other lines that

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F & G Subway Signs at 7th Avenue

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F/G Trains Skip Local Stops & More Weekend Subway Service Changes

You’ve probably gotten used to the F and G trains not stopping where you want them to on the weekends, and they’ll be keeping that up again starting just before midnight on Friday — just in a different direction from the past month or so. Here are the things to watch out for along local

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7th Avenue Road Work Paving

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Road Work Blocks 7th Avenue Tuesday

Crews from the Department of Transportation are out along 7th Avenue between St Johns Place and Flatbush Avenue today doing some road work, which has closed the street to traffic. A member of the crew told us they should be done by the end of the day. The DOT has been busier than ever this

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g train

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Learn About The Upcoming G Train Suspension At A Community Town Hall

If you rely on the G train to get to Long Island City, you may want to be at an upcoming meeting where a number of local leaders will be on hand to discuss another impending shutdown of the G train. From July 26 through September 1, the MTA will be suspending G train service

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20 Plenty

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Street Safety Activists Install ’20 Is Plenty’ Signs Around The City

Over the weekend community members in ten neighborhoods around the city that have applied for, but not received, Neighborhood Slow Zone designations got together to install their own ’20 Is Plenty’ signs along local streets. Street safety advocacy group Right of Way organized the installations, noting that speed is the leading cause of traffic fatalities in in the

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Trains: Subway at 7th Avenue

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Late Night Service Advisories For Local Subway Lines This Week

If you’re planning on catching a ride on a local subway line late at night this week, you’ll want to check these changes before heading out: Coney Island-bound D and N trains skip Union St, 4 Av-9 St, Prospect Av, and 25 St Late nights, 11:45pm to 5am, Monday, March 17 to Friday, March 21

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No Parking St Patrick's Day Parade

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Watch Out For No Parking Signs Along Sunday’s Parade Route

The Brooklyn St. Patrick’s Day Parade returns for its 39th year on Sunday, March 16, which means not just bagpipes and dancers, but also some rolling road closures and no parking along some streets during the parade. We spotted no parking signs along Prospect Park West and Prospect Park Southwest, but just keep an eye out for

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F Train at 4th Avenue/9th Street

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Changes To Local Subway Lines This Weekend

Some of the same subway service changes as last weekend repeat starting Friday night, including the F and G trains skipping some local stops, and the Q train being replaced by shuttle buses below Prospect Park. If you’re looking to catch a ride on the subway this weekend, here’s what to look out for along

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F train

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FasTrack Hits The B/D/F & More Weekday Subway Service Changes

Before we get to the subway changes coming up this week, has anyone tried Bus Time yet? The service, which tells you where your bus is along the line, is now available all over Brooklyn. We checked it out yesterday, and it seemed to be pretty spot on, and very helpful! If you find an

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Subway: Q Train at 7th Avenue

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F & G Trains Skip Local Stops, Q Trains Replaced By Shuttle Buses, And More This Weekend

If you’re looking to catch a ride on the subway this weekend, here’s what service changes to look out for along some local lines: Queens-bound F and G trains skip Fort Hamilton Pkwy, 15 St-Prospect Park, and 4 Av-9 St Weekends, 11:45pm Friday to 5am Monday, until March 17 For service to these stations, take

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R Train

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FasTrack Hits The N/Q/R Trains & More Weekday Subway Service Changes

If you’re driving today, a reminder that alternate side parking regulations have been suspended once again for Monday, March 3, though meters remain in effect. If you’re hitting the rails this week, FasTrack work takes over the N, Q, and R, lines, the G will be slow to show, and more: Wakefield-bound 2 trains skip

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B/Q Subway 7th Avenue Station to Brighton Beach/Coney Island

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Changes To Local Subway Lines This Weekend

If you’re looking to catch a ride on the subway this weekend, here’s what service changes to look out for along some local lines: 2 trains run local in both directions between 96 St and Times Sq-42 St Weekends, 12:01am Saturday to 5am Monday, until March 17 Allow additional travel time. No 4 trains running

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B69 Bus

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Bus Time Is Coming To All Of Brooklyn In March

Have you ever found yourself standing on 7th Avenue waiting for the B67, peering down the street, wondering if you have enough time to grab a cup of coffee before the next bus comes? Starting March 9, you’ll have a much better idea of when that bus will arrive, as the MTA rolls out Bus

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Q train at 7th Ave subway station

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FasTrack Hits The F Train & More Weekday Subway Changes

The F train sees some FasTrack repairs again this week, the N skips some local stops late at night, and more to look out for if you’re hitting the rails: Flatbush Av-bound 2 trains skip Park Place, Fulton, Wall, Clark, and Hoyt Sts Late nights, 11:45pm to 5am, Monday, February 24 to Friday, February 28