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Emergency Work Makes Tonight's 7 Train Commute Crazy


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Garth Johnston

Published Mar 11, 2011

Modified Mar 11, 2011


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Published Mar 11, 2011

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All of that rain we've had this week has claimed a victim: The 7 train. Due to the combination of existing water damage and this week's heavy rains the MTA has decided that emergency signal repair work in the Steinway tunnel is necessary. Starting...now.

Here's what the MTA says to expect if you're planning on taking the 7 tonight or this weekend:

To make the work a little less awful to deal with the planned weekend work on the Sea Beach and Astoria lines have been cancelled to free up N service. The MTA hopes to have the 7 back to normal by the Monday rush hour. You'll want to check with mta.info just to be sure though.

And of course, this is going to make getting to the Panorama Challenge tonight a bitch.

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