Beginning on Jan. 17, the A train won’t run between Howard Beach-JFK Airport and the last stops of the line, either Rockaway Park-Beach 116 St. or Far Rockaway-Mott Ave. The Rockaway Park Shuttle trains will also stop running to and from Broad Channel.

A trains will not run to the Rockaway Peninsula in Queens for five months next year, leaving New Yorkers with some of the city's longest commutes with a bumpy start to 2025. The MTA says that from Jan.

The A train is a lifeline for people who live, work and go to school in the Rockaways, but beginning in January, a section of it will be shut down for crucial repairs from Jan. 17 to May 19.

The MTA said it's shutting down A train service in Rockaway for five months starting in January. FOX 5 NY’s Kendall Green explains why.

There will be no A train service to the Rockaway Peninsula in Queens for five months next year due to infrastructure developments, the MTA announced, disrupting the commute for over 9,000 daily passengers.

There will be a major disruption in subway service to the Far Rockaways in Queens for construction, according to the MTA. No A trains will run between Howard Beach–JFK Airport, Far Rockaway–Mott Avenue or Rockaway Park–Beach 116th Street.