This weekend – late night tomorrow (Friday, July 31) to early morning Monday, August 3 – there will be no service at Clark Street or at the 2/3 platform at Borough Hall as 2 train service will be suspended between 34th Street-Penn Station and Flatbush Avenue and 3 train service will be suspended completely, but for those traveling to or from stations in Brooklyn 4 and 5 trains, which should be running normally, will serve Brooklyn stations normally served by the 2 or 3 from Borough Hall (4 and 5 platforms) onward. For those traveling to or from the West Side of Manhattan, A, N, and R trains should be running normally and transfer can be made between A and 2 trains at Penn Station. Daytimes on Saturday and Sunday there will be extra service in both directions at Court Street and at the N/R platforms at Borough Hall and at Jay Street-MetroTech, as N trains, which during the day normally run over the Manhattan Bridge between Fulton Street in Manhattan and DeKalb Avenue, will be re-routed to the R line. There will be no G train service between Hoyt-Schermerhorn Streets and Church Avenue, and trains between Hoyt-Schermerhorn and Bedford-Nostrand Avenues will run every 20 minutes.

The following work week – Monday, August 3 through Friday, August 7 – late nights Monday to Tuesday through Thursday to Friday  the only service at Court Street and at the N/R platforms at Borough Hall and at Jay Street-MetroTech will be N trains to and from Brooklyn, as N train service in Manhattan will be suspended, with N trains originating and terminating at Court Street, and overnight R train service suspended. These same late nights 2 trains in both directions will be running every 24 minutes at Clark Street and at the 2/3 platforms at Borough Hall.

These are the PLANNED changes affecting local service for this weekend and for the following week. Always check MTA Info for unplanned service changes that may affect local service or service on other parts of your trip, or for planned service changes that affect stations to or from which you may be traveling. You can also get real time service alerts: register here.

As a bonus this week, here’s a link to Mary Frost’s Eagle story about how the Borough Hall (2, 3, 4, 5 trains) recently became fully ADA accessible.

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