Elevated Subway Lines & Metro North Shut Down Due to Blizzard, Underground Stations Still Running

This is what service currently looks like in The Bronx and NYC (CLICK TO ENLARGE)

Due to the Blizzard, as of 4PM Metro North and NYC elevated subway lines throughout The Bronx, NYC, and region (along with LIRR) have been shut down. Currently only underground stations are running. Buses and Access-a-Ride have been suspended as of Noon and as of 2:30PM there is a ban on non-essential vehicles. All of this is until further notice.

The entire East Bronx is without any public transportation due to the service suspensions.

If you MUST get around The Bronx and NYC the above map and information below is what you need to know in order to do so.

207 St – Euclid Av

Suspended

Jamaica Center – World Trade Center

Rockaway Park

Suspended

205 St – B’way-Lafayette

179 St – Jay St-MetroTech

Suspended

Court Sq – Bergen St

8 Av – Myrtle-Wyckoff Avs

Essex St – Broad St

Suspended

Lexington Av-59 St – 59 St, Brooklyn via R through Lower Manhattan

Suspended

Forest Hills-71 Av – 95 St, through Lower Manhattan (except Midnights)

Shuttle

59 St, Brooklyn and 95 St, Shuttle (Midnights only)

Franklin Av

Suspended

42 St

Times Sq-42 St – Grand Central-42 St

168 St – South Ferry, trains skip 125 St in both directions

3 Av – 149 St – Flatbush Av

148 St – Utica Av

149 St-Grand Concourse – Utica Av

Suspended

Hunts Point Av – Brooklyn Bridge

Hunters Point Av – 34 St Hudson Yards

Suspended

Be safe out there if you have to go out, otherwise stay indoors!

Ed García Conde

Ed García Conde is a life-long Bronxite who spends his time documenting the people, places, and things that make the borough a special place in the hopes of dispelling the negative stereotypes associated with The Bronx. His writings are often cited by mainstream media and is often consulted for his expertise on the borough's rich history.