(Q) Service Partially Suspended Following Train Derailment; Expect Major Delays
Cortelyou Rd Station (Q), Flatbush, Brooklyn
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Summary
- A train derailment at Cortelyou Road station in Brooklyn has suspended northbound Q train service between Cortelyou Road and Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue.
- Uptown Q trains are being rerouted via the N line.
- Riders are urged to use alternate routes and allow for extra travel time.
Timeline
The uptown Q is rerouted via N line from Coney Island-Stillwell Av to DeKalb Av, the MTA says. Expect Q delays in both directions.
Citizen user video shows the halted train just outside the station as MTA personnel make repairs.
Customers are urged to use nearby trains, including the 2, 3, 4, F, N or R lines. Bus service on the B41, B49 and B68 are also nearby to help facilitate travel in Brooklyn.
Uptown Q trains are rerouted via the N line from Coney Island-Stillwell Av to DeKalb Av.
The MTA website also confirms the train is experiencing mechanical problems at the Cortelyou Road station.
According to an alert from Notify NYC, due to a train derailment, northbound Q train service is suspended between Cortelyou Road and Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue.
Incident reported at Cortelyou Rd Station (Q).
The uptown Q is rerouted via N line from Coney Island-Stillwell Av to DeKalb Av, the MTA says. Expect Q delays in both directions.
Citizen user video shows the halted train just outside the station as MTA personnel make repairs.
Customers are urged to use nearby trains, including the 2, 3, 4, F, N or R lines. Bus service on the B41, B49 and B68 are also nearby to help facilitate travel in Brooklyn.
Uptown Q trains are rerouted via the N line from Coney Island-Stillwell Av to DeKalb Av.
The MTA website also confirms the train is experiencing mechanical problems at the Cortelyou Road station.
According to an alert from Notify NYC, due to a train derailment, northbound Q train service is suspended between Cortelyou Road and Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue.
Incident reported at Cortelyou Rd Station (Q).
The uptown Q is rerouted via N line from Coney Island-Stillwell Av to DeKalb Av, the MTA says. Expect Q delays in both directions.
Citizen user video shows the halted train just outside the station as MTA personnel make repairs.
Customers are urged to use nearby trains, including the 2, 3, 4, F, N or R lines. Bus service on the B41, B49 and B68 are also nearby to help facilitate travel in Brooklyn.
Uptown Q trains are rerouted via the N line from Coney Island-Stillwell Av to DeKalb Av.
The MTA website also confirms the train is experiencing mechanical problems at the Cortelyou Road station.
According to an alert from Notify NYC, due to a train derailment, northbound Q train service is suspended between Cortelyou Road and Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue.
Incident reported at Cortelyou Rd Station (Q).
The uptown Q is rerouted via N line from Coney Island-Stillwell Av to DeKalb Av, the MTA says. Expect Q delays in both directions.
Citizen user video shows the halted train just outside the station as MTA personnel make repairs.
Customers are urged to use nearby trains, including the 2, 3, 4, F, N or R lines. Bus service on the B41, B49 and B68 are also nearby to help facilitate travel in Brooklyn.
Uptown Q trains are rerouted via the N line from Coney Island-Stillwell Av to DeKalb Av.
The MTA website also confirms the train is experiencing mechanical problems at the Cortelyou Road station.
According to an alert from Notify NYC, due to a train derailment, northbound Q train service is suspended between Cortelyou Road and Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue.
Incident reported at Cortelyou Rd Station (Q).
The uptown Q is rerouted via N line from Coney Island-Stillwell Av to DeKalb Av, the MTA says. Expect Q delays in both directions.
Citizen user video shows the halted train just outside the station as MTA personnel make repairs.
Customers are urged to use nearby trains, including the 2, 3, 4, F, N or R lines. Bus service on the B41, B49 and B68 are also nearby to help facilitate travel in Brooklyn.
Uptown Q trains are rerouted via the N line from Coney Island-Stillwell Av to DeKalb Av.
The MTA website also confirms the train is experiencing mechanical problems at the Cortelyou Road station.
According to an alert from Notify NYC, due to a train derailment, northbound Q train service is suspended between Cortelyou Road and Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue.
Incident reported at Cortelyou Rd Station (Q).
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Those tracks have not been serviced for over 4 decades. Yet keep raising fares and shit like this
MTA 60 Billion in debt, receives Billions every year but can’t seem to do anything to improve service, but hey at least new train cars to run on ancient underfunded infrastructure
Lawsuits incoming
Does it feel like acceleration of bad events happening in ny over past year of all kinds from crashes, crime and storms. REM it's the end of the world .haha
Those tracks have not been serviced for over 4 decades. Yet keep raising fares and shit like this
MTA 60 Billion in debt, receives Billions every year but can’t seem to do anything to improve service, but hey at least new train cars to run on ancient underfunded infrastructure
Lawsuits incoming
Does it feel like acceleration of bad events happening in ny over past year of all kinds from crashes, crime and storms. REM it's the end of the world .haha
Those tracks have not been serviced for over 4 decades. Yet keep raising fares and shit like this
MTA 60 Billion in debt, receives Billions every year but can’t seem to do anything to improve service, but hey at least new train cars to run on ancient underfunded infrastructure
Lawsuits incoming
Does it feel like acceleration of bad events happening in ny over past year of all kinds from crashes, crime and storms. REM it's the end of the world .haha
Those tracks have not been serviced for over 4 decades. Yet keep raising fares and shit like this
MTA 60 Billion in debt, receives Billions every year but can’t seem to do anything to improve service, but hey at least new train cars to run on ancient underfunded infrastructure
Lawsuits incoming
Does it feel like acceleration of bad events happening in ny over past year of all kinds from crashes, crime and storms. REM it's the end of the world .haha
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Those tracks have not been serviced for over 4 decades. Yet keep raising fares and shit like this
MTA 60 Billion in debt, receives Billions every year but can’t seem to do anything to improve service, but hey at least new train cars to run on ancient underfunded infrastructure
Lawsuits incoming
Does it feel like acceleration of bad events happening in ny over past year of all kinds from crashes, crime and storms. REM it's the end of the world .haha