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No. 7 Train Service Resumes– After Commuters Faced Morning Delays

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March 5, 2015 By Christian Murray

Riders on the No. 7 train faced rush-hour delays this morning that lasted about 90 minutes–following FDNY activity at the 5th Avenue station.

The MTA stopped train service between Times Square and Hunters Point Avenue (in both directions), and riders were advised to take the N,R, Q, F and E lines.

Many No. 7 trains were just sitting in stations as commuters tried to squeeze into trains. The MTA also told many commuters to take the bus.

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NM

7 train not moving again! Monday morning rush hour after a weekend of no service. We are stuck at a station due to “an earlier incident.”

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rikki

well maybe if you all didn’t work m-f 9-5 the trains wouldn’t be so crowded…..

Its you own fault, ive lived in 11states and i have never seen so much rush hour congestion as here……..what happened to working 2nd and 3rd shifts to avoid the mess????

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rikki

or reverse commutes i had a job in kew gardens starting at 10 am….and it was a scary commute……..sometimes i was the ONLY one in the subway car….

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Hello

Yes. Like it’s so simple for people to control their hours of work.
If we’re paying high taxes and mta fares then we expect great service. It’s not the other way around.

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OldenDays

i’ve seen you post so much rude and racist stuff on here, i thought you were the worst person ever. but this is so ridiculous, i’ve concluded you must just be a troll. you’re probably 15 years old or something, otherwise you’d know M-F 9-5 is just how it is. many cities have worse congestion btw, look at DC or LA.

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SHOCKING.

The MTA IS THE WORST. They will continue to be the worst because the commuters don’t do anything about.

Loud Mouth New Yorkers MY ASS!

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Silent majority

It took me an hour and half to go from 46th St. to QB plaza this morning. And I thought I was going to get to work early.

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Med

My husband said he had to walk off the train and out of a tunnel where a train was stuck. Yesterday, it ran almost all day with delays because of the ubiquitous “signal problems.”

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Roxy

And we have another weekend of total closure to look forward to between Times Square and Jackson Heights, with shuttle buses provided.

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Craic Dealer

Its about time to start a rally! The MTA is runned by Cuomo’s thungs who never use the train!

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Craic Dealer

The MTA is essentially a tax. You’re forced to pay and if not you’re looking down the barrel of a gun and getting screwed by the long dick of the law.

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Hello

It’s wishful thinking when you say people should rally. Too many sheeple afraid to take action.

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