STOP the FIVE WEEKEND “L" Train Closure scheduled for April/May
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Anne Gallagher
11 years ago
Don't hurt the local businesses.
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Aya Kiriyama
11 years ago
No way! As a store owner, this is not acceptable. Do you know how much rent we are paying?
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Julia Whitney Barnes
11 years ago
Our businesses depend on the L train.
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Amy Wright
11 years ago
The continued shutdowns are ludicrous. The 2nd avenue line will be running by dec 2016; menawhile the L train has been under construction for roughly 15 years? What is the issue?
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Gary
11 years ago
Keeping the trains going will keep small business alive.
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Ilana
11 years ago
as a bushwick small business we depend on tourists coming to our store all summer long.
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Mary Dorn
11 years ago
Pretty please?
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sam
11 years ago
yip
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Christine Santiago
11 years ago
Please postpone the track work on the L line. After a terrible winter that was full of train delays, it would be such a hardship to the L line commuters to have to deal with further transportation issues just as the weather starts to get nice. Also, our local businesses are struggling enough. This track work would impose an additional strain on our favorite neighborhood stores.
Please don't do this. I work in Manhattan on weekends and not having the L train running adds at least an hour to my commute each way. And suspending the service right after raising the fares feels like a slap in the face.
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penny stankiewicz
11 years ago
As a brand new business that has been difficult to run in this heavy winter, I encourage the MTA to find another plan for its service interruptions for the weekends of April.
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Gina Santonas
11 years ago
This is the busiest time for weekend events and shopping.
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Luke Mastrogiorgio
11 years ago
Keep it open on the weekend
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Yuki Endo
11 years ago
I complete agree. I taken (L) and it should not plan for 5 weekends straight and 9 weeks overnight straight. (7) and (L) riders are always mistreated by service change. Brooklyn and Queens waterfront is growing development and it should be stop.
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Rachel
11 years ago
For residents in Ridgewood and Bushwick, this is our only way into the city. Please reconsider and instead do repairs late night. Peace.
Don't hurt the local businesses.
No way! As a store owner, this is not acceptable. Do you know how much rent we are paying?
Our businesses depend on the L train.
The continued shutdowns are ludicrous. The 2nd avenue line will be running by dec 2016; menawhile the L train has been under construction for roughly 15 years? What is the issue?
Keeping the trains going will keep small business alive.
as a bushwick small business we depend on tourists coming to our store all summer long.
Pretty please?
yip
Please postpone the track work on the L line. After a terrible winter that was full of train delays, it would be such a hardship to the L line commuters to have to deal with further transportation issues just as the weather starts to get nice. Also, our local businesses are struggling enough. This track work would impose an additional strain on our favorite neighborhood stores.
Think of the little guy!
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Keep local businesses alive!
Please don't do this. I work in Manhattan on weekends and not having the L train running adds at least an hour to my commute each way. And suspending the service right after raising the fares feels like a slap in the face.
As a brand new business that has been difficult to run in this heavy winter, I encourage the MTA to find another plan for its service interruptions for the weekends of April.
This is the busiest time for weekend events and shopping.
Keep it open on the weekend
I complete agree. I taken (L) and it should not plan for 5 weekends straight and 9 weeks overnight straight. (7) and (L) riders are always mistreated by service change. Brooklyn and Queens waterfront is growing development and it should be stop.
For residents in Ridgewood and Bushwick, this is our only way into the city. Please reconsider and instead do repairs late night. Peace.
i will not be able to go to work!