Since the MTA suspended A, B, C, and D service during the evening commute due to the water main break at West 106th Street and Central Park West (with good reason—tracks are under water!), things got messy for many subway commuters. For instance, ones at Columbus Circle—where the A, B, C, and D run—seemed to flock to the 1 to get out of there. But that just meant a super-packed platform.
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Insane Crowds At Columbus Circle, Thanks To Uptown Water Main Break Issues
D Train Is Deafening Some Brooklynites
Ever since the Metropolitan Transportation Authority installed new tracks on the elevated portion of the D train line in Bensonhurst, neighbors have been complaining of loud grinding noises and a constant rumbling sound that has hurt businesses and allegedly caused hearing loss. "I've been here 30 years. It used to be noisy, but livable. Now, it's killing me," said Hilna Motors owner Louis Gellman, whose auto repair shop is beneath the D train at 86th St. and Stillwell Ave. "I can't even talk to people outside. I have to bring my customers into my office."
TGFAF: The G and F Are Effed!
After commuters on the L and B/D (as well as N/Q/R/W) lines had to deal with breakdowns and commuting delays last night, this evening's commute brings delays on the F, D, G and N lines. Apparently a signal problem at 4th Avenue-9th Street Station in Brooklyn is causing the F to be shut between West 4th Street-Washington Square Station and the Church Avenue Station in both directions. The F then runs on the D...
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