Rally held to demand information for L train shutdown
<p>Elected officials and community members came together Tuesday at a rally in Williamsburg to demand more information on subway shutdowns.</p>
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Dec 5, 2017, 6:12 PM
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Updated 2,597 days ago
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Elected officials and community members came together Tuesday at a rally in Williamsburg to demand more information on subway shutdowns.
The Department of Transportation and the MTA have yet to release plans for commuters when the L train tunnel closes for repairs.
The L train is scheduled to shut down to repair damage from Superstorm Sandy for 18 months.
Members at the rally say free bus and ferry service would be a good option as well as a dedicated bus lanes at the Williamsburg Bridge.
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