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Re: Lawmakers: southern Queens commuters need a new railway more than the QueensWay |
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Posted by #5 - Dyre Ave on Tue Feb 21 13:16:56 2012, in response to Re: Lawmakers: southern Queens commuters need a new railway more than the QueensWay, posted by Edwards! on Tue Feb 21 02:56:50 2012. I wait for the R at City Hall almost every day. Yes, there are times when it takes a long time to come. And there are also times when it comes right away. All subway lines have good and bad days. But the station platform is not dangerously overcrowded.Running the N through Montague was done because the only other option while the south side bridge tracks were closed would have been a split-N service, similar to the split-B and D services that ran from 1986-88 and 2001-04. With the weekday N already in the tunnel, it made things much simpler to run the N that way full time. That doesn't necessarily mean that "it worked." If it did, people wouldn't have constantly referred to the trains as the Never and the Rarely. |
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