31: Buses will run on a Saturday schedule.

The following bus routes will only operate with local service: M1, M4, Q4, Q5, Q17, Q27, Q36, Q43, Q46, Q83, and Q85.

30: Most New York City and MTA buses will run on reduced weekday schedules due to schools being closed. 1 trains will skip the 50th Street subway stop, and N, Q, and, R trains will skip the 49th Street stop in both directions.

Beginning at 11:45 a.m., northbound No.

Extra subway service will run on the Nos.

31: Subways will run on a Saturday schedule with some exceptions. 1: Manhattan-bound D trains will skip the 155th Street subway stop.

Overnight, Manhattan-bound E trains will run express from Forest Hills-71 Avenue to Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Avenue.

31: E trains will run via the F line between West 4th Street and Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Avenue.

At other times, M train service will be normal.

to 9 p.m., M trains will run on the J line to Chambers Street, and will not operate via Sixth Avenue or Queens Boulevard lines. Alcohol consumption will also be prohibited at all LIRR and Metro-North station platforms during these hours. The MTA and NJ Transit highlighted other significant service changes for subway lines, buses and railroads during the holiday weekend.Īlso, expect bans on the consumption of alcohol on LIRR and Metro-North Railroad trains on New Year’s Eve. The ban will be in effect beginning 12 p.m. The Long Island Rail Road, the Metro-North Railroad, NJ Transit, and MTA will be adding additional trains on New Year’s Eve. The MTA and NJ Transit announced on Wednesday service details for the upcoming holiday weekend. NEW YORK (PIX11) – New Yorkers relying on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and NJ Transit over the New Year’s holiday weekend should prepare for some planned service changes.

Riverline train schedule