B46+SBS via Utica Av Posted November 28, 2019 Share #5976 Posted November 28, 2019 Due to a track fire @ Euclid Av. trains will be running local on the train, making the train terminate at Broadway Junction 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
I FORGOT Posted November 29, 2019 Share #5977 Posted November 29, 2019 6 hours ago, I FORGOT said: For a weird reason, the switches south of 59 St and the tracks that use between 59 St and 7 Av has still has power. There's just enough power to allow up to 5 trains to stop on either level. More trains and the entire station loses power. Correction: This is supposed to say "There's just enough power to allow up to 5 trains to stop on either level at 34 St-Herald Square. More trains and the entire station loses power. " 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bwwnyc123 Posted November 29, 2019 Share #5978 Posted November 29, 2019 The Manhattan Bridge both the North Tracks and South Tracks will closed for train traffic due to some urgent maintenance and repairs. Reroute lines. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wallyhorse Posted December 1, 2019 Share #5979 Posted December 1, 2019 On 11/28/2019 at 10:46 PM, bwwnyc123 said: The Manhattan Bridge both the North Tracks and South Tracks will closed for train traffic due to some urgent maintenance and repairs. Reroute lines. This will be fun: runs via 6th Avenue and CPW between 2nd Avenue station and 145th Street or Bedford Park Boulevard ONLY (and runs local on 6th Avenue to replace the there). is split as follows: Via 6th Avenue to 2nd Avenue station. Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center (Pacific Street) OR 36th Stereet to Coney Island is temporarily extended to 71st-Continental to replace the in Queens returns to being Brown and runs all times between Metropolitan Avenue and 95th Street-Bay Ridge and via tunnel, regular route otherwise is truncated to between Whitehall Street and 71st-Continental is suspended 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wallyhorse Posted December 1, 2019 Share #5980 Posted December 1, 2019 Since I could not edit the previous post to add a few things: runs via 6th Avenue and CPW between 2nd Avenue station and 145th Street or Bedford Park Boulevard ONLY (and runs local on 6th Avenue to replace the there). is split as follows: Via 6th Avenue to 2nd Avenue station. Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center (Pacific Street) OR 36th Stereet to Coney Island is temporarily extended to 71st-Continental to replace the in Queens returns to being Brown and runs all times between Metropolitan Avenue and 95th Street-Bay Ridge, replacing the in Brooklyn. and via tunnel, regular route otherwise (see below on notes). is truncated to between Whitehall Street and 71st-Continental (select trains and and begin at Canal Street) is suspended with additional service running between Canal Street and Ditmars Boulevard as need. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bwwnyc123 Posted December 1, 2019 Share #5981 Posted December 1, 2019 (edited) Suppose it happens right when everything and all train are running normal. At first trains will be all over the place, traffic jams, and become a Transit disaster. and from Bronx and Manhattan some would Travel Via 6 Av line to 34 St-Herald Sq or to 2 Av and then return back Uptown and to The Bronx. Some could run Via 8 Av terminate at World Trade Center or follow the line into Brooklyn and then at Jay St run the line. In Manhattan at West 4 St local track could switch from 8 Av to 6 Av Line to 2 Av or into Brooklyn. Then they would start suspending trains and taken them out of Passenger Service . from Brooklyn to Manhattan would be Suspended and some Trains that are still on the road would be taken out of Passenger Service. trains in Brooklyn operate from Coney Island to Atlantic Av run Express Via 4 Av. trains would start to operate only from Metropolitan Av to Chambers St. Some trains that are still on the road on 6 Av and Queens Blvd will complete their run until there is no more trains on those lines and then no Passenger Service. trains some will run normal and some will run Via line. would make all Local stops and Via Tunnel in Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens. would make all Local stops Via Tunnel in Brooklyn and Local in Manhattan to 96 St. normal service. Suspended and some Trains that are still on the road will complete their run and then No Passenger Service. Some in Queens would make Local stops to help out trains. Edited December 1, 2019 by bwwnyc123 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
R68OnBroadway Posted December 1, 2019 Share #5982 Posted December 1, 2019 On 11/28/2019 at 10:46 PM, bwwnyc123 said: The Manhattan Bridge both the North Tracks and South Tracks will closed for train traffic due to some urgent maintenance and repairs. Reroute lines. Prospect Park-CI via Brighton local 205th-34th via Montague, 4th local, Broadway local. 96th-Canal (bridge platforms). Broadway express. via West End after 36th to CI Bay Ridge-Chambers 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
I FORGOT Posted December 1, 2019 Share #5983 Posted December 1, 2019 On 11/28/2019 at 10:46 PM, bwwnyc123 said: The Manhattan Bridge both the North Tracks and South Tracks will closed for train traffic due to some urgent maintenance and repairs. Reroute lines. Any trains still on the bridge will try to get off the bridge as soon as possible. Then: suspended 205 St - 2 Ave and Atlantic-Pacific - Coney Island, running express between 36 St and Atlantic-Pacific at all times Metropolitan Ave - 95 St via Tunnel via Tunnel no service between Whitehall-95 St, take instead via transfer at Canal for further service suspended Next: On 11/28/2019 at 4:00 PM, I FORGOT said: 's executives did not like what the new person whatever that leads the , and it led into a fight that ended up shutting off power west of Broadway (exclusive) between Houston Street and 57th Street (inclusive). This means the Broadway Line and 7th Av north of 45th Street is not affected. For a weird reason, the switches south of 59 St and the tracks that use between 59 St and 7 Av has still has power. In Herald Square-34 St, there's just enough power to allow up to 5 trains to stop on either level. More trains and the entire station loses power. Area affected: Reroute away! 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bwwnyc123 Posted December 2, 2019 Share #5984 Posted December 2, 2019 (edited) 3 hours ago, I FORGOT said: 3 hours ago, I FORGOT said: from 242 St to 96 St, and Shuttle Train operating both directions on one track from South Ferry to Chambers St. From 241 St to 96 St, and From Flatbush Av to Chambers St. 148 St to 96 St. Woodlawn to New Lots Av. Dyre Av to Bowling Green. Main St to 42 St-Times Sq. 207 St to 59 St, and The Rockaways or Lefferts Blvd to Chambers St. Some Trains will operate Express in Brooklyn. Suspended. 205 St to 59 St, and Coney Island to Atlantic Av Via 4 Av Express. Suspended. 179 St to 57 St, and Coney Island to East Broadway or Delancey St. Metropolitan Av to Chambers St. All Local Via Tunnel Coney Island to Whitehall St, and Ditmars Blvd to Queensborough Plaza. Coney Island to Atlantic Av, and 96 St to 57 St. Forest Hills to Lex-59 St, and 95 St to 59 St. suspended. Edited December 2, 2019 by bwwnyc123 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wallyhorse Posted December 2, 2019 Share #5985 Posted December 2, 2019 4 hours ago, I FORGOT said: Any trains still on the bridge will try to get off the bridge as soon as possible. Then: suspended 205 St - 2 Ave and Atlantic-Pacific - Coney Island, running express between 36 St and Atlantic-Pacific at all times Metropolitan Ave - 95 St via Tunnel via Tunnel no service between Whitehall-95 St, take instead via transfer at Canal for further service suspended Next: 4 hours ago, I FORGOT said: Any trains still on the bridge will try to get off the bridge as soon as possible. Then: suspended 205 St - 2 Ave and Atlantic-Pacific - Coney Island, running express between 36 St and Atlantic-Pacific at all times Metropolitan Ave - 95 St via Tunnel via Tunnel no service between Whitehall-95 St, take instead via transfer at Canal for further service suspended Next: Pretty much exactly as I do it, except for the being extended to replace the in Queens.Next: Rail conditions again pop up in bunches, again during the evening rush hour: At High Street just north of the station in both tubes of the Cranberry Street Tunnel Around 161st on the northbound local track Near the switches at Delancey on the On the center track at Whitehall St, (Broadway Line) North of 50th Street northbound on the 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BM5 via Woodhaven Posted December 2, 2019 Share #5986 Posted December 2, 2019 (edited) 3 hours ago, Wallyhorse said: Next: Rail conditions again pop up in bunches, again during the evening rush hour: At High Street just north of the station in both tubes of the Cranberry Street Tunnel Around 161st on the northbound local track Near the switches at Delancey on the On the center track at Whitehall St, (Broadway Line) North of 50th Street northbound on the High Street (Before Delancey Street) and trains will operate on the in both directions between West 4th Street and Jay Street Some SB and trains will operate on the between West 4th Street & 2nd Avenue, and end. Some NB trains will terminate at Euclid Avenue. Some SB and trains will terminate at World Trade Center. SB trains will operate local between 59th Street and West 4th Street. SB trains will operate express between 42nd Street and Canal Street. Some trains will operate via the to Court Square, then via the to Roosevelt Avenue. Some trains will run to/from Chambers Street on the . 161st Street Bronx-bound trains will operate express between 145th Street and Tremont Avenue. High Street (Post Delancey Street) SB trains will terminate at 2nd Avenue. Some trains will operate via the between Court Square and Bergen Street, and via the between Queens Plaza and Roosevelt Avenue, both directions. SB trains will operate local between 59th Street and West 4th Street. Some SB trains will operate via the from West 4th Street to 2nd Avenue and end. Some SB trains will run on the from Columbus Circle to 9th Avenue and end. SB trains will operate to World Trade Center and terminate. NB train service will terminate at Utica Avenue, or Euclid Avenue. trains run local on Fulton Street, in both directions. There is no service between Canal Street and Euclid Avenue. SB trains will operate express between 42nd Street and Canal Street. Whitehall Street trains will terminate at Canal Street. There is no service between Canal Street and Whitehall Street in both directions. 50th Street NB trains will operate via the from West 4th Street to 5th Avenue-53rd Street. Some NB trains will operate express between West 4th Street and 34th Street. These same trains will stop on the express tracks at 42nd Street and 47-50th Streets. Edited December 2, 2019 by BM5 via Woodhaven 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CenSin Posted December 2, 2019 Share #5987 Posted December 2, 2019 Next scenario (PM rush): Myrtle Avenue () — switch malfunctions preventing trains from traversing tracks east of the station 2 Avenue () — drunk man spotted among middle tracks trying to use the third rail to juice up his smartphone; power to station shut off and consequently no trains are able to pass through West 4 Street–Washington Square () — woman struck by train pulling into the station on the southbound 6 Avenue express track Queens Plaza () — smoke condition and low visibility Hoyt Street () — hit and run with injured passenger in New Lots Avenue-bound train in the station 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wallyhorse Posted December 3, 2019 Share #5988 Posted December 3, 2019 (edited) 20 hours ago, CenSin said: Next scenario (PM rush): Myrtle Avenue () — switch malfunctions preventing trains from traversing tracks east of the station 2 Avenue () — drunk man spotted among middle tracks trying to use the third rail to juice up his smartphone; power to station shut off and consequently no trains are able to pass through West 4 Street–Washington Square () — woman struck by train pulling into the station on the southbound 6 Avenue express track Queens Plaza () — smoke condition and low visibility Hoyt Street () — hit and run with injured passenger in New Lots Avenue-bound train in the station Fun! and southbound in Manhattan end at Chambers or Wall Street with some trains via the to South Ferry in Brooklyn runs Flatbush Avenue to Atlantic Avenue and trains from the Bronx terminate at Borough Hall (some at Bowling Green) in Brooklyn runs New Lots Avenue to Atlantic Avenue runs in two sections: 207th Street-34th Street in Manhattan (local on CPW and 8th Avenue) Canal Street or Chambers Street-Far Rockaway or Lefferts Boulevard is suspended from Canal or Chambers Street-Euclid Avenue ONLY runs in two sections: 205th Street-34th Street Broadway-Lafayette Street-Coney Island runs via the from Roosevelt Avenue to 34th Street-Herald Square, where it terminates shuttle between 34th Street-8th Avenue and Court Square, using the express track on 8th Avenue south of 50th Street runs in two sections: 179th Street-34th Street Delancey Street-Coney Island shuttle between Broadway-Lafayette and Delancey Street and run in two sections: Broad Street-Myrtle Avenue Broadway Junction-Jamaica Center is suspended runs with the to 96th Street-2nd Avenue replaces the from 57th Street-7th Avenue to Ditmars Boulevard Edited December 3, 2019 by Wallyhorse 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wallyhorse Posted December 3, 2019 Share #5989 Posted December 3, 2019 Next: At the start AM rush, a drunk person trying to walk across the tracks at Kingston-Throop on the causes a massive derailment that causes big damage to all four tracks there. This occurs early on a Friday and causes the area to have to be closed for repairs for several days including two weekends. In addition, there's a rail condition near the switch on the upper level of Bergen St. on the that requires emergency work On top of that, there's a malfunctioning switch between the express tracks on the Broadway line in the area between Herald and Times Square and Because of a switch issue north of 42nd Street-8th Avenue, the can only reach its 50th Street northbound via the express track. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
I FORGOT Posted December 7, 2019 Share #5990 Posted December 7, 2019 On 12/3/2019 at 2:05 PM, Wallyhorse said: Next: At the start AM rush, a drunk person trying to walk across the tracks at Kingston-Throop on the causes a massive derailment that causes big damage to all four tracks there. This occurs early on a Friday and causes the area to have to be closed for repairs for several days including two weekends. In addition, there's a rail condition near the switch on the upper level of Bergen St. on the that requires emergency work On top of that, there's a malfunctioning switch between the express tracks on the Broadway line in the area between Herald and Times Square and Because of a switch issue north of 42nd Street-8th Avenue, the can only reach its 50th Street northbound via the express track. Kingston-Throop Manhattan Section: trains end at World Trade Center trains end at Hoyt-Schermerhorn Brooklyn Section: no service, take instead making local stops ends at Utica Ave or Broadway Junction depending on the extent of the damage, making all stops For service between Hoyt-Schermerhorn and Broadway Junction, take B25 instead Summarized: 207 - Hoyt-Schermerhorn and Utica Ave / Broadway Junction - Lefferts or Far Rockaway and Rockaway Park 168 - World Trade Center Bergen Street Upper Level runs express Jay-4 Av For service to Bergen Street, Carroll Street, or Smith-9 Sts, take B57 and B61. Transfer between and B61 at 4 Av-9 St, and B57 at Jay St-Metrotech. no service between Bedford-Nostrand Avs and Church Ave. For service to Classon Ave, Clinton-Washington Avs, Fulton St, Hoyt-Schermerhorn or stations between Bergen St and Church Ave, take B38 and . Transfer between and B38 at Bedford-Nostrand Avs, and between B38 and at Jay St-Metrotech, running express between Jay St-Metrotech and 4 Av-9 St. Herald Square Switch runs local between 34 St and 57 St-7 Av, stopping at 49 St. suspended. Take instead 42 St-8 Av Depending on the issue: runs express northbound Canal to 42 or 59 or runs express northbound from Canal to 42. For service from/to the stations, take a downtown train. Next: An LIRR train crashes at Atlantic Terminal and then into Atlantic-Barclays Center, destroying the northbound platform, and because of that, are not allowed to stop at such platform. For safety reasons, cannot stop at the platform at Atlantic-Barclays, as power has shut off to this platform. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
paulbyron Posted December 9, 2019 Share #5991 Posted December 9, 2019 On 12/7/2019 at 11:04 AM, I FORGOT said: Next: An LIRR train crashes at Atlantic Terminal and then into Atlantic-Barclays Center, destroying the northbound platform, and because of that, are not allowed to stop at such platform. For safety reasons, cannot stop at the platform at Atlantic-Barclays, as power has shut off to this platform. : Runs express from Franklin Ave to Atlantic Ave northbound. : Runs via from Chambers St and terminates at Rector St using the outer South Ferry loop to turn around. : Runs via after Franklin Ave. : Southern terminus cut to Bowling Green. : Suspended. : Stops at DeKalb Ave. : Stops at DeKalb Ave. : Runs from 96 St to Canal St (upper level) and from Prospect Park to Coney Island. Next: Monday, 4am: A water main bursts near Dyckman St. The entire station floods, rendering it impassable. This also means there is no connection from Dyckman St to the 207th St Yard, so there will be a shortage of rolling stock on when rush hour comes. Monday, 8am: Due to the ongoing reconstruction works, there is a fire on the Grand Central platform. The entire station must be evacuated and no trains may pass through due to large amounts of smoke. Monday, 10am: A suicidal person somehow makes their way from the walkway on the Manhattan Bridge to the tracks. As the NYPD attempts to calm them down, no trains can cross the bridge on either side. Monday, 12pm: The person is coaxed off the Manhattan Bridge and service may resume. Monday, 2pm: A drunk person on the tracks causes a major derailment on the where a Manhattan-bound train jumps off the rails and crashes on to the and platforms at Broadway Junction. Power is shut off to the and platforms. Miraculously, no one dies, but no trains will be able to go through Broadway Junction for a while. Monday, 2pm: The fire at Grand Central is extinguished and the FDNY gives the all-clear to resume normal service. Monday, 10pm: All water is drained from Dyckman St and the station is usable again. Tuesday, 2am: A round-the-clock effort pays off, and the wreckage is cleared off of the tracks at Broadway Junction and service may resume. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NBTA Posted December 10, 2019 Share #5992 Posted December 10, 2019 21 hours ago, paulbyron said: Next: Monday, 4am: A water main bursts near Dyckman St. The entire station floods, rendering it impassable. This also means there is no connection from Dyckman St to the 207th St Yard, so there will be a shortage of rolling stock on when rush hour comes. Monday, 8am: Due to the ongoing reconstruction works, there is a fire on the Grand Central platform. The entire station must be evacuated and no trains may pass through due to large amounts of smoke. Monday, 10am: A suicidal person somehow makes their way from the walkway on the Manhattan Bridge to the tracks. As the NYPD attempts to calm them down, no trains can cross the bridge on either side. Monday, 12pm: The person is coaxed off the Manhattan Bridge and service may resume. Monday, 2pm: A drunk person on the tracks causes a major derailment on the where a Manhattan-bound train jumps off the rails and crashes on to the and platforms at Broadway Junction. Power is shut off to the and platforms. Miraculously, no one dies, but no trains will be able to go through Broadway Junction for a while. Monday, 2pm: The fire at Grand Central is extinguished and the FDNY gives the all-clear to resume normal service. Monday, 10pm: All water is drained from Dyckman St and the station is usable again. Tuesday, 2am: A round-the-clock effort pays off, and the wreckage is cleared off of the tracks at Broadway Junction and service may resume. All trains will replace trains in both directions between 168th Street and Euclid Avenue. No 42nd Street s, No s south of Hunters Point, Shuttle train service between 5th Avenue and 34th Street. s and s terminate at Wall Street northbound from Brooklyn, 86th Street Southbound. s terminate at 86th Street. s, and s, via Montague, local. s won't run, s will run via the , s via West End. How does this even happen...but, s will terminate at Utica Avenue southbound, northbound s terminate at Euclid Avenue. s will run Between Broad Street and Metropolitan Avenue, and Crescent Street to Jamaica Center. s will run between Halsey Street (yes, you can terminate trains there), and 8th Avenue, as well as Livonia Avenue (not risking Atlantic Avenue), to Canarsie-Rockaway Parkway. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
I FORGOT Posted December 10, 2019 Share #5993 Posted December 10, 2019 (edited) 23 hours ago, paulbyron said: Next: Monday, 4am: A water main bursts near Dyckman St. The entire station floods, rendering it impassable. This also means there is no connection from Dyckman St to the 207th St Yard, so there will be a shortage of rolling stock on when rush hour comes. Monday, 8am: Due to the ongoing reconstruction works, there is a fire on the Grand Central platform. The entire station must be evacuated and no trains may pass through due to large amounts of smoke. Monday, 10am: A suicidal person somehow makes their way from the walkway on the Manhattan Bridge to the tracks. As the NYPD attempts to calm them down, no trains can cross the bridge on either side. Monday, 12pm: The person is coaxed off the Manhattan Bridge and service may resume. Monday, 2pm: A drunk person on the tracks causes a major derailment on the where a Manhattan-bound train jumps off the rails and crashes on to the and platforms at Broadway Junction. Power is shut off to the and platforms. Miraculously, no one dies, but no trains will be able to go through Broadway Junction for a while. Monday, 2pm: The fire at Grand Central is extinguished and the FDNY gives the all-clear to resume normal service. Monday, 10pm: All water is drained from Dyckman St and the station is usable again. Tuesday, 2am: A round-the-clock effort pays off, and the wreckage is cleared off of the tracks at Broadway Junction and service may resume. Monday, 4am Terminates at 181 St or 168 St until 10 pm, service reduced from 6 minutes to 8-10 minutes and every other train runs local in Manhattan to make up lack of service on . Borrows cars from 174th St and Pitkin Yards. reduced from 10 minutes to 12-20 minutes. Monday, 8am 42nd St suspended. From Bronx and Queens, terminates at 86 St and terminates at E 180 St and terminates at Hunters Point Av. From Brooklyn, terminates at Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall. There is a switch south of the station. Board and disembark all trains on Bronx-bound platform. To avoid delays, some trains may terminate at Wall Street. Board and exit those trains on Brooklyn-bound platform. shuttle between Hudson Yards-34 St and 5 Av using trains from Hudson Yards-34 St tail tracks. This continues until there is a problem in one of the trains, and then, passengers have to take M42 and M12 (southbound) / M11 (northbound). Passengers wishing to get between 86 St and Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall are advised to use M1, M55 and M103, and also . Passengers wishing to get between Times Square and Hunters Point Avenue are advised to use M42 to 5/Madison Aves, for Q32, and then transfer for Q67. Additional fare may be required. Monday, 10am Any trains on the bridge, or about to arrive at the bridge from or at Grand St, Canal St (lower level) or DeKalb Av bypass tracks or bridge tracks are held. Any that have already departed Atlantic Ave-Barclays Center runs via Montague Tunnel and then via Broadway Express to 57 St-7 Av. From Bronx/Queens: service terminates at 34 St. Some trains run local between 34 St and 2 Av, where they end. runs local in Manhattan via tunnel runs via tunnel runs every 15-30 minutes or suspended From Brooklyn: no service, take instead and transfer in 34 St-Herald Square. Any trains still in Brooklyn runs via Montague and Broadway Express to 57 St-7 Av. runs between Coney Island and Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center. For service to Manhattan, take to 34 St-Herald Square via cross-platform transfer. runs local in Manhattan and Brooklyn to avoid terminating trains and via tunnel unaffected For service to/from Grand Street, use M103, and walk 4 blocks east to Broadway-Lafayette St, and take to 34 St. Alternatively, walk to Bowery and take to Canal Street for . Because of an earlier service change, there are no trains. Monday, 12pm Any trains held earlier will start again. Guess what happened. service resumes in Brooklyn runs via Bridge. runs express in Manhattan via bridge via bridge resumes service Monday, 2pm: A drunk person on the tracks causes a major derailment on the where a Manhattan-bound train jumps off the rails and crashes on to the and platforms at Broadway Junction. Power is shut off to the and platforms. Miraculously, no one dies, but no trains will be able to go through Broadway Junction for a while. Monday, 2pm: The fire at Grand Central is extinguished and the FDNY gives the all-clear to resume normal service. Monday, 2pm no service between Atlantic Avenue or Livonia Avenue and Halsey Street. Trains turn around at Halsey Street by stopping at Rockaway Pkwy-bound platform, passengers board and exit, reverses into the center track and then goes toward Manhattan. For service between Livonia Avenue and Halsey Street, take B20 instead. no service between Myrtle Avenue and Crescent Street. For service between Myrtle Avenue and Crescent Street, take B47 and Q24 instead. trains from Manhattan terminates at Utica Avenue and fully local. After Utica Avenue, service resumes at Euclid Avenue, where it continues into Queens. trains from Manhattan ends at Utica Avenue. People wishing to seek service between Utica Avenue and Euclid Avenue must use B14, B20 and B25. service resumes between 86 Street and Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall service resumes between E 180 Street and Flatbush Avenue service resumes between Hunters Point Avenue and 5 Av 42nd St resumes service Monday, 10pm Service resumes between 168 Street and 207 Street and runs express in Manhattan and Brooklyn. However, there is no service between Utica Avenue and Euclid Avenue. Tuesday, 2am service resumes between Halsey Street and Atlantic Avenue or Livonia Avenue service resumes between Myrtle Avenue and Crescent Street service resumes between Utica Avenue and Euclid Avenue Edited December 10, 2019 by I FORGOT 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TrainRider Railfan Posted December 10, 2019 Share #5994 Posted December 10, 2019 On 10/8/2019 at 9:44 PM, Jova42R said: Scenario: LIC suffers an earthquake. Reroute: Bonus: What would LIRR and Amtrak do? from 34 St to Grand Central and from 74 St to Main St from Coney, rerouted to 96 St from Whitehall St to 57 St/7 Av from Coney to 63 St/Lex and from Roosevelt Av to 179 St (Queens Blvd Exp) from WTC, rerouted via CPW to 145 St becomes brown again, but goes to 95 St instead from Roosevelt Av, rerouted to Jamaica Center (Queens Blvd Lcl) 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CyclonicTrainLookout Posted December 12, 2019 Share #5995 Posted December 12, 2019 Next scenario: A switch malfunction east of Broadway-Lafayette St prevents from switching to/from the Chrystie Street Connection. Additionally, a passenger falls onto the tracks at 47-50th Sts-Rockefeller Center and gets struck by an incoming express train, prompting the closure of the station. Lastly, a fire breaks out at Fulton Center, which spreads and damages the platform. NYPD and FDNY orders power to be shut down on all of the station complex. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NBTA Posted December 12, 2019 Share #5996 Posted December 12, 2019 12 hours ago, CyclonicTrainLookout said: Next scenario: A switch malfunction east of Broadway-Lafayette St prevents from switching to/from the Chrystie Street Connection. Additionally, a passenger falls onto the tracks at 47-50th Sts-Rockefeller Center and gets struck by an incoming express train, prompting the closure of the station. Lastly, a fire breaks out at Fulton Center, which spreads and damages the platform. NYPD and FDNY orders power to be shut down on all of the station complex. : 207-Chambers, Jay-Far Rock, trains to Lefferts single track to High Street. : Suspended : Not Changed. : Suspended : 205th-Chambers via 6th Avenue Local. : Via 8th to W4. : Via 8th to W4, then via to 2nd. : 241-South Ferry, Wall Street-Flatbush, reduced service. : Suspended : Woodlawn-BBCH, Wall to New Lots via Local. : Dyre-BBCH via Express. s and s will be delayed, prompting some s to run express north of 96, and some s to run express north of Parkchester. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SubwayFan3000 Posted December 12, 2019 Share #5997 Posted December 12, 2019 What if Times-Square-42nd Street and 34th Street-Herald Square Suffered a Sarin Attack? 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Maxwell179 Posted December 12, 2019 Share #5998 Posted December 12, 2019 4 hours ago, subwayfan1998 said: What if Times-Square-42nd Street and 34th Street-Herald Square Suffered a Sarin Attack? like sarin gas used during ww2 ? 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NBTA Posted December 12, 2019 Share #5999 Posted December 12, 2019 4 hours ago, subwayfan1998 said: What if Times-Square-42nd Street and 34th Street-Herald Square Suffered a Sarin Attack? No s, s, or s, between 14th Street and 96th Street. No s, s, s between Whitehall and 57th-7th. s are suspended. No s, s, s between W4th and 57th/59th Street. s run between CI Via Brighton and Middle Village. No s between Grand...Hunters Point Avenue and 34th Street. No Shuttle trains. I suppose the 8th Avenue Line is affected, so No s, s between 59th and W4th Street on 6th Avenue. No s between Lexington Avenue and World Trade Center. Imma add buses, so M42 runs between 5th Avenue and 1st Avenue, M104, M5, M7, runs between its respective terminals and Columbus Circle, M1-4, Q32, runs between 50th Street and their respective terminals, M34/A runs between Park and their respective terminals, all northbound buses from downtown between 10th and Park terminates at 23rd Street.s, s, and s are skipping Grand Central. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TrainRider Railfan Posted December 12, 2019 Share #6000 Posted December 12, 2019 On 11/28/2019 at 10:46 PM, bwwnyc123 said: The Manhattan Bridge both the North Tracks and South Tracks will closed for train traffic due to some urgent maintenance and repairs. Reroute lines. from Atlantic Av to Brighton Beach from 205 St to Grand Av and from Pacific St to Coney from Ditmars via Tunnel to Coney from 96 St to Canal (bridge platforms) and from DeKalb Av to Coney suspended 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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