There will be no weeknight service between Lorimer and Broadway Junction.
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.
The MTA’s top brass met with the public and elected officials at Bed-Stuy’s Marcy Avenue Armory on Thursday night to field the public’s questions and present two main approaches to scheduling L train closures during repairs to the Canarsie tubes that will start in 2019
It’s doubtless been a rough week for MTA officials after news broke that residents of homes beneath the M train at Myrtle Broadway will have to pack up and leave during track work—but the Authority has finally committed to holding a public meeting sharing details about the coming Lpocalypse on Cinco de Mayo
Don’t worry, Bushwick—the L train may be out of service for a long time, but you’ll have ample opportunity to give the MTA a piece of your mind
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
After morning delays, the MTA announced service changes so workers can fix cables at Bedford Ave.
City Officials are upset with Gov. Cuomo’s announcement; landlords are ready to raise the rent.
Need a set of wheels? Here’s what we suggest.
Service was disrupted on the busy subway line during rush hour on Wednesday October 5 and again on Thursday October 6 following a track fire.
Nearly eight months after news first broke that the L would be shut down extensively, the MTA is making the plan official.
More changes to an already confusing slate of repairs and closures will make 2017 the year of the transit headache.
Bushwick’s Wilson Ave L train station went back into service this Tuesday after six weeks of repairs and renovations—and it cleans up nice
The Manhattan installment of the meeting about the L train shut down took place in 14th st’s opulent Salvation Army Theater
Organizations like the L Train Coalition and the Riders Alliance are making sure Bushwick voices are heard in the ongoing debate surrounding the now inevitable L train closure
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-dependent Brooklyn residents, business owners and officials met in Williamsburg Wednesday night to grapple with the paucity of L train service alternatives
This changes everything.
Great news, Bushwick folks off the Central M stop! Your social life shall once again include hopping on the M train at Central Ave station and riding all the way to Manhattan or Queens! The MTA has announced that the station will reopen to the public today at 4PM after five months of repairs
By Katarina Hybenova
By Katarina Hybenova and Terri Ciccone
