The G line, the only mode of subway transportation in Greenpoint, will receive some long-awaited modernization updates in the coming years, reports the Daily News.
There are two issues with the trains used on the G line, which connects Brooklyn with Queens.Â
The first problem is that the G line currently uses trains with only four cars when most subway lines use trains with eight cars. This leads to overcrowding and delays.Â
The second problem…
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