Operation Impact Subway Stations (Lawrence: bus, trains, station)

[Northwindsforever]

Which stations are under the "Operation Impact"?

I think Elder Ave on the 6 was one, atleast in the past.

Thanks.

[1nevets]

Originally Posted by whitlock

Which stations are under the "Operation Impact"?

I think Elder Ave on the 6 was one, atleast in the past.

Thanks.

Is that why they closed it and St. Lawrence down for the next 7 months? What are they planning on doing, put spy cameras up?

[Bronxguyanese]

110th and lex. There is always a police presence at that station.

[Northwindsforever]

Originally Posted by 1nevets

Is that why they closed it and St. Lawrence down for the next 7 months? What are they planning on doing, put spy cameras up?

Yeah, they are in the process of being rehabilitated. Take the bus from Whitlock()Ave. (Rehabilitation goin on also, but not closed)


Wonder if Third Ave/138th has ever been rehabilitated, that station sucks!

[1nevets]

Originally Posted by whitlock

Yeah, they are in the process of being rehabilitated. Take the bus from Whitlock()Ave. (Rehabilitation goin on also, but not closed)


Wonder if Third Ave/138th has ever been rehabilitated, that station sucks!

LOL! I always wondered if you derived your screen name from that station.

[Northwindsforever]

Yes, I did. It's a great spot to watch the trains cross the river. Sadly no graffiti on them anymore.

[SobroGuy]

It's also a great spot to see the new Cement Plant Park as well as the upcoming Starlight Park, both along the Bronx River. The new Whitlock station looks great..it's about time. They need to get on to the 138th st stations of both the 5 and 6

[Northwindsforever]

Yeah, I agree the visual positive changes can not be denied anymore. Interesting to see how Bronx are in 20 years(if we are around then, you never know) A possible return to decay is not excluded.