MTA Says L Train Service Will Be Reduced on Weekends Starting August
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Removed: The MTA announced Monday that L train service will run at reduced frequency on weekends beginning August 2, as crews perform signal upgrades between Bedford Avenue and Eighth Avenue.
Added: The MTA announced Monday that L train service will run at reduced frequency on weekends beginning August 9, as crews perform signal upgrades between Bedford Avenue and Eighth Avenue.
Unchanged: Trains will run every 12 minutes instead of the usual 6, according to the agency.
Removed: "We know weekend service changes are disruptive, and we're working to keep the window as short as possible," an MTA spokesperson said.
Added: "We know weekend service changes are disruptive, and we're working to keep the window as short as possible," MTA Chief Customer Officer Shanifah Rieara said in a statement.
Unchanged: The work is expected to continue through late October.