NYC Subway Derailment: How Your Evening Commute Is Affected (Updated)

NEW YORK CITY – The delays of recent weeks seem like minor inconveniences compared to the MTA's subway derailment that forced an evacuation at 125th Street. Here's how your commute is affected, as of 5 p.m. Tuesday:

• A train service will resume between 59th St.-Columbus Circle and 168th St. with local service in each direction.
• In Brooklyn, A trains bound for Lefferts Blvd will run local, while Far Rockaway-bound trains will run express.
• All C train service has been suspended.
• B train service will run between Brighton Beach and 96th St.
• D train service be local between 205th St and 59th St.-Columbus Circle, and normal elsewhere.

"We are working to restore service as soon as possible and determine how this happened. We apologize for this service disruption," the MTA said in a tweet.

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