Inactive since a total system shutdown Sunday night, limited subway service will resume starting Thursday morning, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced earlier today. Due to extensive flooding in the subway tunnels, there will still be no service between Midtown Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn. As an alternative, shuttle buses will transport passengers between those areas. Additionally, bus and subway fares will be free for the remainder of the week.

Here is a line-by-line summary of subway service Friday morning. Updates from Thursday morning service are bold

1 – Runs local between 242 Street and Times Square

2 – Runs express between 241 Street and Times Square (express from 96 Street to 42 Street)

3 – No service

4 – Runs in two segments – local between Woodlawn and Grand Central and local between Borough Hall and New Lots Avenue

5 – Runs express Atlantic Avenue/Barclays Center and Flatbush Avenue

6 – Runs local between Pelham Bay Park and Grand Central

7 – Runs local between Main St and 74 St/Broadway

A – Runs in two segments – local between 168 Street and 34 Street and local between Jay Street/MetroTech and Lefferts Boulevard

B – No service

C – No service

D – Runs in two segments – local between 205 Street and 34 Street and express between Atlantic Avenue/Barclays Center and Bay Parkway (express from Atlantic Avenue to 36 Street)

E – No service

F – Runs in two segments – local between 179 Street and 34 Street and local between Jay St/MetroTech and Avenue X

G – No Service

J – Runs local between Jamaica Center and Hewes Street

L – Runs local between Broadway Junction and Rockaway Parkway

M – Runs in two segments: Shuttle between Myrtle Avenue/Broadway and Metropolitan Avenue and local between Jamaica Center and 34 Street/Herald Square

N – Runs local between Ditmars Boulevard and 34 Street/Herald Square

Q – No service

R – Runs local between Jay Street/MetroTech and 95 Street

42nd Street Shuttle between Times Square and Grand Central will be running.

Franklin Avenue and Rockaway Park Shuttles will not be running.

An overall map view of what the subway system looks like as per Thursday’s resumptions.