Fulton/Broadway-Nassau Look Ahead
If you ride any of the lines that stop at the Fulton Street/Broadway-Nassau complex, you would know that service to this station usually is under some sort of service diversion due to work on the Fulton Transit Center. Earlier this afternoon, MTA NYC Transit issued a press release with a look ahead to planned service diversions involving this project. Here are the complete details:
Due to ongoing construction of the Fulton Street Transit Center, the following service changes will be in effect for weekends in April:
April 3-5:
• & trains bypass Broadway-Nassau in both directions.
• No transfers between the , , , , , & at Fulton Street/Broadway-Nassau.
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April 10-12:
• No Queens-bound trains at Broadway-Nassau
• No service; trains operate local
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April 17-19:
• trains bypass Broadway-Nassau in both directions
• No transfers between the , , , , , & at Fulton Street/Broadway-Nassau.
• No trains at Broadway-Nassau; operates between 168th Street and 2nd Avenue station (from West 4th Street trains are re-routed to Broadway-Lafayette and 2nd Avenue stations)
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April 24-26:
• No Brooklyn-bound at Broadway-Nassau
• No trains at Broadway-Nassau; operates between 168th Street and World Trade Center station (from Canal Street trains are re-routed to World Trade Center and will not stop at Chambers Street)
• No & trains at Fulton Street
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MTA NYC Transit apologizes for any inconvenience to our customers. Service changes at Fulton Street-Broadway Nassau station complex will continue for most weekends through October. As weekends approach, customers should:
• Pick up brochures that detail alternate travel options
• Look for signs and service change posters in stations
• Visit the website at www.mta.info and check on “Planned Service Changes” and/or “Current Service Status”
• Sign up for free email or text message alerts at www.mta.info
• Follow changes on Twitter at nyctsubwayscoop
• Call Travel Information at 718-330-1234The Fulton Street Transit Center:
Some of the work being done at Fulton Street/Broadway-Nassau during these weekends include reinforcing girders over the AC platform. There will also be elevator work, which consists of digging the pits on the AC platform and at least partially constructing the shafts up through all levels of the station.
For more information on the construction project itself, log on to www.mta.info . Once at the home page, click on Capital Construction (under “MTA Agency Links”), then click on Fulton Street Transit Center under Programs.
You can also view the calendar of these changes in a .pdf by clicking here.
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How come the MTA in creating these announcements do not indicate whether “out of systems” transfers can be between the #4 and #5 lines, and the A and C trains at Chambers Street, with way-side signage or other notices?
The notices keep on saying what “can’t be done” and never say anything about what could be done instead! That is not helpful.
Sure the – “MTA NYC Transit apologizes for any inconvenience to our customers” but that is not the same as providing alternative travel methods for service disruptions.