The city will host four open houses to answer your questions and concerns.
The MTA is finally ready to answer your questions and concerns about that nasty L train shutdown in the not-so-distant future.
Alongside the Department of Transportation (DOT), the MTA is hosting four forums through this month and next, giving the public a chance to learn more about the city’s mitigation plan for the April 2019 shutdown that will inconvenience around 225,000 riders.
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