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[metsfan 2]

MTA New York City Transit

 

Service Alert

 

Posted on:10/7/2008 10:01:14&nbspPM

 

Due to a police investigation at the 207th Street Station, Van Cortlandt Park-bound trains are terminating at the 137th Street-City College Station.

 

Stations being bypassed are: 145th Street, 157th Street, 168th Street, 181st Street, 191st Street, Dyckman Street, 207th Street, 215th Street, 225th Street-Marble Hill, 231st Street, 238th Street and 242nd Street-Van Cortlandt Park.

 

As an alternative, customers are advised to take or trains making nearby station stops to 207th Street Station then transfer to BX7 or BX20 bus to 225th Street and then transfer to BX9 bus making station stops along Broadway.

 

Please expect delays in service on the trains at this time.

 

 

Wow.

 

- A

[RokuSix 3]

I can't even begin to imagine how much confusion that's causing. The Bx7 is already crowded by that point...maybe they'll throw in some more Bx20's.

[mark1447 685]

nothing changes on the , mainil issues occur 96 and up

[duelingdragons 0]

Wow... that's a biiig portion to cut off.

What could they possibly be investigating??

[metsfan 2]

Wow... that's a biiig portion to cut off.

What could they possibly be investigating??

 

The mysteries of the universe can be solved by looking around subway tracks. Didn't you know that?

 

- A

[CTCuban26 0]

Last night, the DOB command center was calling for volunteers to work a subway shuttle on the #1 line, this was about 10:15pm give or take, when I pulled in at 11:00pm, they said Subway Service was restored, and that any subway shuttle with passengers, can drop them off at the nearest subway station.

[Pablo M 201 35]

Damn. They should've sent select trains up to Dyckman Street, and turn there. You could drop at Dyckman, proceed and then switch to middle track, and turn. You wouldn't get that close to 207th Street sooo.....

 

Or hell, select trains to 168th Street would've been fine too.

[CTCuban26 0]

Found out that the cause of all that was a "man under" at the 207 street station.

 

I'd venture to say that he went "DOA"