IRT Livonia Ave Line: Manhattan and New Lots Ave bound (4) Trains @ Junius St (R62A, R142, R142A)

Manhattan and New Lots Avenue bound R142, R142A and R62A (4) Trains @ Junius Street
Planned Work: Because of construction, the following service changes were in effect:
1. (4) Trains were runnng in two sections:
*Between Woodlawn and 125th Street
*Between 125th street and New Lots Ave
(4) Trains ran Local in both directions between Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall and 125th Street. (4) Trains that ran in Manhattan and Brooklyn were given some R62As and R142As from Westchester Yard
Planned Work: Because of Track Maintenance, the following Service Changes were In Effect:
1. There were no (5) Train Service between Grand Central and Wakefield-241st Street
2. (4)Trains Ran in Two Sections:
•Between Woodlawn and 125th Street
•Between 125th Street and New Lots Ave
3. (2) Trains provided alternate service to Wakefield-241st Street. Shuttle Buses provided alternate service to Dyre Ave.
Planned Work: Because of construction, the following service changes were in effect:
1. There were no (2) Train Service between Chambers Street and Flatbush Ave. (2) Trains were rerouted via the (1) line to South Ferry running local in both directions between 34th Street-Penn Station and Chambers Street.
2. There were no (3) Train service between 14th Street and New Lots Ave. (3) Trains ran express in both directions between 96th Street and 14th Street.
3. (N), (Q) and (R) trains provided alternate service to Brooklyn. (4) trains provided alternate service to New Lots Ave. (5) trains provided alternate service to Flatbush Ave.
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[@jarred.matute]

Where does the track to the right go to?

[@PerfectCell1994]

I been wondering about that too. But sadly no one never catches the vid of them work trains on the right single track

[@lolitsmeme]

It goes to Linden Shops

[@gorditostyle]

It goes to a train yard In Canarsie the last stop off the L train

[@JOHNNNYB710]

@@PerfectCell1994 it goes to the l line