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Post by NX Express 21st February 2010, 11:22 am

This is a thread where one user thinks of a possible delay/breakdown/etc. that affects service, and then has to think of how to reroute trains to maintain regular operation.
I'll start with an easy one.

Northbound :B train: train broke down at 7 Avenue (in Brooklyn).
Time: Rush Hour
Probable Duration: 45 minutes

What would you do?
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Post by Kingsbridge Bus 21st February 2010, 11:26 am

Run the :B train: via Sea Beach Express from Franklyn Ave & get back to route at DeKalb st


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Post by NX Express 21st February 2010, 11:33 am

I think you mean run it over the :N train: from CONEY ISLAND to Dekalb. Also, what about the :Q train:?
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Post by Kingsbridge Bus 21st February 2010, 11:37 am

I was gonna say send it through Culver, lol


Run the :Q train: through the :N train: also


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Post by NX Express 21st February 2010, 11:40 am

Yes! The correct answer was:
Send the uptown :B train: over the :F train: from Coney Island to Broadway-Lafayette. Send the uptown :Q train: over the :N train: from CI to Dekalb!
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Post by Kingsbridge Bus 21st February 2010, 11:48 am

Pass
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Post by NX Express 21st February 2010, 11:51 am

I'll make it harder now.

Explosion at 103 Street :6 train:, no :4 train::5 train::6 train: service can pass or stop at 103 Street.
Time: Rush Hour
Duration: Minimum of 2 weeks
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Post by Kingsbridge Bus 21st February 2010, 11:59 am

:4 train: Woodlawn-125st
:4 train: runs past 86st making local stops
:5 train: runs via 7ave Exp
:6 train: Ends at 125st


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Post by NX Express 21st February 2010, 12:00 pm

Once again, you are right! Please don't pass, I can't just keep going over and over!
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Post by Kingsbridge Bus 21st February 2010, 8:46 pm

Okay,
:suspect: Angry man runs on subway tracks at Bryant Pk :B train::D train::F train::V train:. Location of man still unknown. No trains passing at station
Time: Midday


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Post by NX Express 21st February 2010, 11:29 pm

Hmm...
:F train: trains run via 53 Street and the :E train: line.
:V train: trains suspended
:B train::D train: trains run over the :A train:.
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Post by NYCTrainFan 22nd February 2010, 7:53 pm

I've got one:

Bomb Threat at Grand Central-42nd Street.
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Post by Kingsbridge Bus 22nd February 2010, 8:38 pm

No shuttle service.
:7 train: ends at Queensboro plaza
:6 train: to 59st
:5 train: via 7 Ave
:4 train: to 59st
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Post by NX Express 24th March 2010, 7:48 pm

I'll go next...

Bomb threat at Times Square and Grand Central. No trains can pass by or stop at either of those stations. However, 8 Avenue :A train::C train::E train: station is still open.
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Post by Kingsbridge Bus 26th March 2010, 11:48 pm

You got me thinking there

:1 train:-To 72st
:2 train:-Lexington Ave


Awww
to lazy to type
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Post by NX Express 27th March 2010, 10:36 am

Kingsbridge Bus wrote:You got me thinking there

:1 train:-To 72st
:2 train:-Lexington Ave


Awww
to lazy to type

Lex is closed too.
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Post by Kingsbridge Bus 21st May 2010, 9:46 pm

(1) - Terminates at 96st
(2) - Terminates at 72st, Broadway Local
14st - Flatbush Ave, via Local
(3) - No service, Shuttle Bus service replaces tin between 135st - 148st Lenox Term.
(4) - Woodlawn - 59st, via Local
14st Union Square- New Lots Ave, via Local
(5) - E180st shuttle
(6) - Pelham Bay Park -E125st
(7) - Terminates at Queensboro Plaza lower Level
No 42st Shuttle
(N) - Astoria- Queensboro Plaza
14st Union Sq- Stillwell Ave
(Q) - 14st Union Sq- Stillwell Ave
(R) - Forest Hills - Queensplaza
14st Union Square - Bay Ridge 95st
(W) - Service suspended
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Post by NX Express 23rd May 2010, 10:13 pm

The thing is, there are no crossovers at 14 St-Union Square N trainQ trainR trainW train
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