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Re: After 73 years, NY Daily News finally discovers BROADAWAY G station tile error |
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Posted by William A. Padron on Wed Feb 11 12:14:43 2009, in response to Re: After 73 years, NY Daily News finally discovers BROADAWAY G station tile error, posted by daDouce Man on Wed Feb 11 11:29:31 2009. >>There was one time something happened in Brooklyn and G trains were reroutrd via 6 Avenue. I was working at 23 Street. No one wanted to get on a G train going to Queens because it wasn't the F! And this happened during rush hour!<<I can vouch that story in a similar fashion, when in 1984, I recall riding a rerouted "GG" train of R-10's during the PM rush hour going uptown via 6th Avenue. I rode that train, which ran in the normal way between Smith-9th Street (where I had got on) and Bergen Street, then over to Queens Plaza (where I had left) along the "F" route's tracks. Just like in your message, the R-10 "GG" train had few passengers while operating in Manhattan, and also very few passengers would get on because they wanted the "F" too. Now, I wonder what happens today when Court Square-bound R-46 "G" trains cannot go up the Crosstown Line...rerouted again on 6th Avenue as far as Queens Plaza only??? -William A. Padron ["B'klyn-Queens Lcl."] |
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