NEW YORK — It was called the L train apocalypse: a 15-month shutdown of a major subway tunnel between Manhattan and Brooklyn that would allow for critical repairs, but that would cause one of the biggest transportation disruptions in New York City’s recent history, affecting 250,000 riders daily.
NEW YORK — Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Thursday that the L train subway tunnel would not fully shut down in April as planned in what would have been one of the biggest transit disruptions in New York City’s recent history.
NEW YORK — Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Thursday that the L train subway tunnel would not fully shut down in April as planned in what would have been one of the biggest transit disruptions in New York City’s recent history.
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