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MTA plans to fix Brooklyn's worst subway bottlenecks, IDs 70 congested spots in system
The MTA has published a systemwide plan to address subway congestion and track intersections in Brooklyn, identifying 70 congested spots in the subway system. The plan aims to resolve long-standing service issues caused by train traffic at the DeKalb Avenue station, which coordinates multiple subway lines.
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