MTA plans to fix Brooklyn's worst subway bottlenecks, IDs 70 congested spots in system

A dingy room with a black board with a bunch of lights on it.

The model board at the DeKalb Avenue station coordinating train traffic on the B, D, N, Q and R lines in Brooklyn.

For decades, subway service has been strained by train congestion and track intersections. The MTA has for the first time published a systemwide plan to fix those pain points. [ more › ]