Manhattan-bound trains rerouted over the Manhattan Bridge from DeKalb Av to Canal St
Weekend, Jul 26, 12:01 AM to 8 PM Saturday

How does this affect my trip?
• Trains skip the Lawrence, Court,Whitehall, Rector Sts, and City Hall stations.

• Take the 4 at nearby stations instead.

N R Station                                     Nearby 4 Station
Lawrence St                                     Borough Hall
Court St                                           Borough Hall
Whitehall St                                      Bowling Green
Rector St                                         Wall St (at Broadway)
City Hall                                           Brooklyn Bridge

Transfer to the N or R at Canal St or 14 St-Union Sq.

Why is service being changed?
We are making structural improvements to ensure that trains continue to operate safely along the N R lines.

Cortlandt St station remains closed
Until Further Notice

How will this affect my trip?
Trains continue to bypass the station in both directions.

Riders should continue to use the following nearby stations instead:

Rector St   R W N
City Hall    R W N
World Trade Center   E
Fulton St    J M 2 3 4 5
Broadway-Nassau St     A C

Why is the station still closed?
The Port Authority requested the delay in reopening. Due to excavation for three office towers on the WTC site, entering and exiting the Cortlandt Street station poses a safety hazard.

For up-to-date service information that may affect service to these alternate stations:

• Read service notice posters in stations
• Go to www.mta.info and click on Service Advisories
• Sign-up on our web site to receive e-mail notification of planned service changes

The Cortlandt Street station is part of the  new Fulton Street Transit Center, a huge transportation complex that will, when completed, facilitate access among
1 2 subway lines in Lower Manhattan. In the meantime, we apologize for the
inconvenience you experience while this work is underway.