New York City Subway (King of America)

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Logo of the New York City Subway

The New York City Subway is a rapid transit system owned by the City of New York and leased to the New York City Transit Authority, a subsidiary agency of the state-run Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Opened in 1904, the New York City Subway is one of the world's oldest public transit systems, one of the world's most used metro systems, and the metro system with the most stations and the most trackage. It offers service 24 hours per day and every day of the year.

Lines[]

A Division[]

IRT Broadway – Seventh Avenue Line
Bullet	Northern End	Southern End	Boroughs	Equipment	Picture
	242nd Street	South Ferry	Bronx, Manhattan	R62, R62A
Service Information		The 1 Train serves as the Seventh Avenue Local
		Rush Hours	Evenings	Weekends	Late Nights
		Local in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
	241st Street	Flatbush Avenue	Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn	R142
Service Information
		Rush Hours	Evenings	Weekends	Late Nights
		Local in the Bronx and Brooklyn, Express in Manhattan			Local in all boroughs

B Division[]

IND Eighth Avenue Line
Bullet	Northern End	Southern End	Boroughs	Equipment	Picture
	Inwood – 207th Street	Far Rockaway	Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens	R32, R46, R160A
Service Information		The A Train serves as the Eight Avenue Express from 207th Street in Manhattan to Far Rockaway in Queens. During late nights, it replaces the C as the Eighth Avenue Local.
		Rush Hours	Evenings	Weekends	Late Nights
		Express in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Local in Queens.			Local service in all boroughs.
	145th Street	Lefferts Boulevard	Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens	R32, R160A
Service Information		The C Train serves as the Eight Avenue Local from 168th Street to Lefferts Boulevard.
		Rush Hours	Evenings	Weekends	Late Nights
		Local in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens.			Shuttle between Euclid Avenue and Lefferts Boulevard. No Service in Manhattan and Brooklyn, use
	Bedford Park Boulevard	Lefferts Boulevard	Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn	R32
Service Information		The <C> Train serves as the rush-hour Eight Avenue Local and Culver Express from 168th Street to Kings Highway.
		Rush Hours	Evenings	Weekends	Late Nights
		Local in Manhattan, Express in Brooklyn.	No service, use
	Jamaica Center	World Trade Center	Queens, Manhattan	R160A
Service Information
		The E Train serves as the Eight Avenue Local from Jamaica Center to World Trade Center, however operates as an express from Jamaica Center to Seventh Avenue, before rejoining with the A and C trains. The express service does not apply on late nights.
		Rush Hours	Evenings	Weekends	Late Nights
Local in Queens and Manhattan.
	Forest Hills – 71st Avenue	Rockaway Park	Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens	R46, R68, R68A
Service Information		The K Train serves as the Eight Avenue Express from Forest Hills – 71st Avenue to Rockaway Park, however serves as a local while operating in Queens.
		Rush Hours	Evenings	Weekends	Late Nights
		Express in Manhattan and Brooklyn, Local in Queens			Express in Manhattan and Brooklyn, No Service beyond Port Authority, use
IND Sixth Avenue Line
Bullet	Northern End	Southern End	Boroughs	Equipment	Picture
	168th Street	Kings Highway	Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn	R68, R68A
Service Information		The B Train serves as the Sixth Avenue Local from 168th Street to Kings Highway.
		Rush Hours	Evenings	Weekends	Late Nights
		Local in the Bronx, Manhattan (north of Columbus Circle), and Brooklyn			Shuttle between West 4th Street and Smith-Ninth Streets No Service, use
	Bedford Park Boulevard	Great Kills – Brower Court	Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Staten Island	R68, R68A
Service Information		The <B> Train serves as the Sixth Avenue rush-hour Express from 145th Street to Great Kills – Brower Court. It serves the same route as the regular (B) train until it reaches DeKalb Avenue. From there, it follows the F and R trains through the Smith Tunnel into Staten Island and continues operating express south to Great Kills with the R, P, and Y trains.
	205th Street	Coney Island	Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn	R68
Service Information		The D Train serves as the Sixth Avenue Express from 205th Street in the Bronx to Coney Island.
	Jamaica – 179th Street	Great Kills – Brower Court	Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Staten Island	R46, R160
Service Information		The F Train serves as the Sixth Avenue Local from Jamaica – 179th Street to Great Kills – Brower Court. In Queens, it serves as an express alongside the E train. During late nights, it runs as a local to cover the Q.
	Forest Hills – 71st Avenue	Coney Island	Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn	R46, R68, R68A
Service Information		The Q Train serves as the Sixth Avenue Express from Forest Hills – 71st Avenue to Coney Island, however serves as a local while operating between its northern terminal and 21st Street – Queensbridge. During late nights, the Q terminates at Queensbridge while the F operates as a Queens local.
IND Crosstown Line
	205th Street	Coney Island	Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn	R68,
Service Information		The G Train serves as the Crosstown Local from 205th Street to Coney Island.
BMT Nassau Street Line
	Jamaica Center	Bay Parkway	Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Brooklyn	R32, R42, R160A
Service Information		The J Train serves as the Nassau Street Local between Jamaica Center and Bay Parkway.
	Jamaica Center	Bay Street	Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Staten Island	R32, R42, R160A
Service Information		The Z Train serves as the Nassau Street Express between Jamaica Center and Bay Street.
BMT Canarsie Line
	14th Street	Rockaway Parkway	Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens	R143, R160
Service Information		The L Train serves as the Canarsie Local between 14th Street and Rockaway Parkway.
BMT Broadway Line
	Astoria – Ditmars Boulevard	Coney Island	Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn	R68, R160B
Service Information		The N Train is the Broadway Local from Astoria – Ditmars Boulevard to Coney Island.
	57th Street	Brighton Beach	Manhattan, Brooklyn,	R46, R160
Service Information		The P Train serves as the Broadway Express from 57th Street in Manhattan to Brighton Beach in Brooklyn. The P train is proposed to be extended via the Second Avenue Subway to 96th Street following the construction of Phase I.
	Forest Hills – 71st Avenue	Great Kills – Brower Court	Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Staten Island	R46
Service Information		The R Train serves as the Broadway Local from Forest Hills – 71st Avenue to Great Kills – Brower Court. During late nights, the R serves as a shuttle between 36th Street in Brooklyn to Brower Court.
	Astoria – Ditmars Boulevard	Whitehall Street	Queens, Manhattan	R160
Service Information		The W Train serves as the Broadway Local from Astoria – Ditmars Boulevard to Kings Highway. It is suspended during late nights and replaced by the H and N trains.

C Division[]

H (Bay Street/St. George–Tottenville)
M (Arlington–Wentworth Avenue)
V (Bay Street/St. George – Travis)

Proposed Services[]

Second Avenue Subway[]

The Second Avenue Subway is a subway line that will establish the new and trains, as well as extend the current beyond 57th Street. The new line will also replace the Houston Street Shuttle () and close the Second Avenue Station, however a station in the Lower East Side will open in replacement. The Second Avenue Subway will span from 125th Street to 14th Street, with the operating with it until it reaches 72nd Street. While the Second Avenue Subway only serves Manhattan, the and will operate out to Brooklyn via the Houston Street Line and will eventually serve Staten Island after the completion of the Smith Tunnel Expansion.

IND Crosstown Express[]

The IND Crosstown Express (<G>) is a proposed rush-hour express train that will operate between Norwood – 205th Street (IND Concourse Line) and Coney Island and skip stops that the regular G train makes.