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Overnight train service to be cut at some Astoria stations this week

46th-Street-Station-R-250x2501Aug. 12, 2013 By Christian Murray

There will be no overnight train service at several subway stations in Woodside and Astoria this week as the MTA makes repairs to the E, M and R train lines.

Starting tonight and running through Friday morning, service will stop between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. at the 36th Street, Steinway Street, 46th Street, Northern Boulevard and 65th Street stations in Astoria and Woodside.

The E and R trains will be running express between Queens Plaza and Roosevelt Avenue during those hours. Meanwhile, the M line will not be running during those hours in Queens.

There will be a free shuttle bus that makes all local stops between Queens Plaza and Roosevelt Avenue-74th Street while service is down.

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