The L train project is kicking in with overnight work.

MTA countdown clock data reveals the most (and least) reliable trains in the city.

Get ready to start mapping out your weekend plans.

The L-pocalypse will begin April of 2019 and many North Brooklyn residents will have to find transportation alternatives.

North Brooklyn residents will get a taste of what it will be like without the L for over 10 weekends leading up to the shutdown in 2019.

Ridgewood residents get a turn to hear about that nasty L train shutdown in the not-so-distant future.

But at least there’s a plan, right?

Come hear panelists discuss how new technology could make our bus experiences better.

What are our eco-conscious transit options when the L train goes out of commission?

MTA officials will be on hand to speak with authority to the public’s questions, concerns and other thoughts about the upcoming extended closures of two of North Brooklyn’s vital public transit lines.

North Brooklyn straphangers heading home from nine to fives on Monday evening got a taste of what a partial L train shutdown would feel like when signal problems caused significant delays along the line that runs between downtown Manhattan and Canarsie

The Manhattan installment of the meeting about the L train shut down took place in 14th st’s opulent Salvation Army Theater

You must have been thinking the MTA’s impending L train shutdown was not enough? Well, the MTA read your thoughts and decided it was high time to disrupt already erratic and infuriating M train service

L Train Coalition leaders announced Tuesday that the organization is redoubling its push for signatures on its signed letter to the MTA

Today at 11AM, the community of local business owners, commuters, organizations, elected officials and concerned citizens met at Williamsburg’s Brooklyn Bowl to discuss the impact of the possible long-term L train shutdown