Weekend watch: It’s getting weird out there!

By Dan MacLeod

The Brooklyn Paper

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You L train riders will never know how close you came to having the worst weekend ever. Everyone else: pay attention out there. There are some weird changes.

All changes are from Saturday, Feb. 4 at 12:01 am to Monday, Feb. 6 at 5 am unless otherwise noted:

A: Manhattan-bound trains run on the F from Jay Street–Metrotech to W. Fourth Street.

D: No trains between Atlantic Avenue–Pacific Street and 34th Street–Herald Square in Manhattan. Take the F, N and Q trains, or a shuttle bus.

G: Trains skip Smith and Ninth Streets in both directions. Church Avenue–bound trains skip 15th Street-Prospect Park and Fort Hamilton Parkway.

N: Trains run local between DeKalb Avenue and 59th Street. Brooklyn-bound trains run on the Manhattan Bridge from Canal Street in Manhattan to DeKalb Avenue.

R: Brooklyn-bound trains run on the Manhattan Bridge from Canal Street in Manhattan to DeKalb Avenue. Take the 4 train instead.

Got a transit gripe? Tell us. E-mail dmacleod@cnglocal.com.

Information courtesy of New York City Transit — and is accurate at press time. Community Newspaper Group is not responsible for last-minute changes made by the agency.

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