Subway service changes: J and M trains disrupted over five weekends so MTA can replace aging switches
The MTA announced that J and M train service will be disrupted over five weekends between mid-October and late November. The changes are necessary to facilitate the replacement of aging switches on the elevated tracks.
Service changes are coming to the J and M trains over five weekends between the middle of next month and late November, MTA officials warned riders during the agency’s monthly board meeting on Monday. The transit authority is adjusting schedules for the three lines, which run on elevated tracks through Brooklyn and Queens, in order...
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