Published Nov 14, 2006
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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There's some sort of incident at Lorimer that's prompted the MTA to issue a service alert warning customers to expect "residual delays." What are residual delays anyway? Is there different from regular delays? Or delays caused by the L being so crowded, you have to wait for the trains?
At any rate, we hope you get to where you wanted to go.
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