New York’s L Train Shutdown Inspires Bizarre, Beautiful Transit

As a bartender at Mugs Alehouse, a wood-paneled tavern in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood known for its great beer list, Andrew Lynch spends many shifts chatting with customers about the impending L train shutdown. The bar sits three blocks from the Bedford Avenue station, into which, come April 2019, no subway cars will run for 15 …

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