BX mass transit delays, changes in effect this weekend

Bronx residents who rely on trains and buses to get around should plan to give themselves extra time this weekend due to major service changes and delays. Because of planned construction, 241st Street-bound

News 12 Staff

Dec 10, 2011, 6:03 PM

Updated 4,534 days ago

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BX mass transit delays, changes in effect this weekend
Bronx residents who rely on trains and buses to get around should plan to give themselves extra time this weekend due to major service changes and delays. Because of planned construction, 241st Street-bound 2 and 5 trains will be running express from the 3rd Avenue-149th Street station to East 180th Street, skipping several local stops. On the 1 line, the Dyckman Street/South Ferry-bound platform is closed for construction. Commuters can use the nearby Dyckman Street A train stop instead and transfer between A and 1 trains at 168th Street.MTA Trip Planner
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