Roosevelt Island F Train Service To And From Manhattan This Weekend, E Train Too - Wear Mask On Tram, Red Bus & All Public Transportation, Stay Home Unless You're Providing An Essential Service Or An Emergency

Hello, everyone.

We're continuing to operate MTA Essential Service. If that changes, we will let you know.

We're running as many trains as we can with the crews available, but please plan extra travel time.

Check status on your line here or at https://t.co/EyOa8lGFu7. pic.twitter.com/vssg7CMuH9

— NYCT Subway. Stay Home. Stop the Spread. (@NYCTSubway) April 15, 2020

According to the MTA, there will be Roosevelt Island F Train service to and from Manhattan this weekend.

Also E train service.

TRACK MAINTENANCE Apr 17 - 20, Fri 11:45 PM to Mon 5 AM E Trains run via the F in both directions between 21 St-Queensbridge station and W 4 St

We’re listening to experts like Dr. @Craig_A_Spencer
You should too.

Do your part: Stay home. Keep trains and buses clear for the essential workers who need them most. #HeroesMovingHeroes pic.twitter.com/JmkDiFcZzC

— MTA. Stay Home. Stop the Spread. (@MTA) April 7, 2020

According to the Roosevelt Island Operating Corp (RIOC):

Red Buses will continue to run on a Weekend Schedule and the Trams will continue to operate as normal until further notice.

and:

According to Executive Order 202.7, as of 8 p.m. on Friday, April 17, 2020 any individual who can medically tolerate a face-covering must cover their nose and mouth with a mask or cloth when a) in a public place and b) unable to observe proper social distancing guidelines. This includes all forms of public transportation, including the Tram.

Here's the NYC Ferry Roosevelt Island Astoria Route Schedule.

The health and safety of our riders and crew is always our number one priority, and even more so during this pandemic. To prevent the spread of COVID-19, anyone who can stay home, should stay home.
However, for those essential workers who rely on us for transportation, please:

— NYC Ferry (@NYCferry) April 7, 2020