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Service Diversions 04-19-13

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on April 19th, 2013 at 1:53 pm

I have just updated the Service Diversions with the latest planned work for this weekend, next week & beyond in some cases.

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Service Diversions 04-15-13

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on April 15th, 2013 at 5:14 am

I have just updated the Service Diversions by removing the weekend work that wrapped up a few minutes ago & moving up the latest planned work for this week, next weekend & beyond in some cases.

As a reminder, FASTRACK will begin tonight in Manhattan & last throughout the week on the N Train, Q Train & R Train so click here for complete information.

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Service Diversions 04-11-13

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on April 11th, 2013 at 9:08 pm

I have just updated the Service Diversions with the latest planned work for this weekend, next week & beyond in some cases.

As a reminder, FASTRACK will be coming to Broadway this Monday which will alter service on the N Train, Q Train & R Train so click here for complete information.

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Fastrack Returns To Broadway

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on April 11th, 2013 at 6:19 pm

Starting this Monday & continuing until Friday, FASTRACK will be returning to Broadway which will effect service on the N Train, Q Train & R Train lines. Here are the complete details:

On Monday, April 15, MTA New York City Transit brings FASTRACK back to the N, Q and R Broadway line. There will be no N, Q or R service at Manhattan stations from 10 p.m. until 5 a.m. for four consecutive weeknights from Monday, April 15 to early Friday morning, April 19.

• N trains run in Queens and Brooklyn only.

• Q trains run in Brooklyn and are rerouted via the D line in Manhattan.

• R service ends early in Manhattan and Queens each night. (R shuttle service between 95th Street and 36th Street, Brooklyn runs all night.)

Travel alternatives:

• In Queens, take the M (or E local) instead of the R.

• Take the 7 for service between Queens and Manhattan.

• In Manhattan, use nearby stations on the 8th Avenue (A, E), 7th Avenue (1, 2) 6th Avenue (D, F, Q) and Lexington Avenue (4, 6) Lines.

• Take the 2, 4, D, F or Q between Manhattan and Brooklyn.

• N trains make local R stops between Jay Street-MetroTech and 36th Street.

During the first FASTRACK shutdown along the 96 year-old Broadway Line in January, hundreds of maintenance workers inspected signals and switches, repaired and replaced track rails and cross ties, performed elevator and escalator repair work, cleared track drains and corrected third rail defects. They were also able to replace tunnel lights, station lights, tactile warning tiles and repair platform edges.

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Service Diversions 04-08-13

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on April 8th, 2013 at 5:13 am

I have just removed the weekened the Service Diversions that just expired as of 5AM this morning.

As a reminder, FASTRACK will be returning to the Grand Concourse tonight which will alter service on the B Train & D Train so click here for complete information.

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