The MTA's planned electrical upgrade repairs kicking off Monday are disrupting service on two subway lines between Manhattan and Queens until the end of the year.
From Monday morning until 5 a.m. on Saturday, E trains are going to be rerouted to the F line between Jackson Heights and Washington Square.
Meanwhile on the M line, service is being suspended between Delancey Street - Essex Street on the Lower East Side and Forest Hills.
Earlier this month, MTA announced a 24/7 service outage on the E and M lines along the 53 St tunnel to perform maintenance and signal upgrades over five consecutive days in an effort to improve service reliability and infrastructure resiliency.
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