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Brooklyn Bus Service B42 Rockaway Parkway B64 Bay Ridge/Bath Avenues Q24 Atlantic Avenue/Broadway Operates between Canarsie-Rockaway Pkwy L subway station and Canarsie Operates between Shore Rd/71 St and Stillwell/Mermaid Avs (Coney Island- Operates between Archer Av/168 St, Jamaica, and Patchen/Lafayette Avs, Brooklyn Bus Service Pier, daily. AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) Stillwell Av D F -0» -0œ subway station), daily. daily. AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) TOWARD ROCKAWAY PKWY TOWARD CANARSIE AM NOON PM EVE NITE AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) TOWARD 168 ST TOWARD LAFAYETTE AV AM NOON PM EVE NITE AM = 7–9AM • NOON = 11AM–1PM • PM = 4–7PM • EVE = 7–9 PM • NITE = 12 MID–4AM TOWARD SHORE RD TOWARD STILLWELL AV AM NOON PM EVE NITE WEEKDAYS: All times All times 4 10 6 8 20 WEEKDAYS: All times All times 7 15 10 15 60 WEEKDAYS: 4:45AM–12:53AM 5:00AM–1:00AM 10 20 15 20 – More detailed service information, timetables and schedules are available on the web at mta.info. Or call 511 and say “Subways and Buses”. SATURDAYS: All times All times 15 15 10 10 20 SATURDAYS: All times All times 12 12 15 15 60 SATURDAYS: 4:53AM–12:53AM 5:00AM–1:00AM 15 12 15 20 – SUNDAYS: All times All times 15 15 15 15 20 SUNDAYS: All times All times 20 20 15 15 60 Timetables and schedules are also displayed at most bus stops. Note: traffic and other conditions can affect scheduled arrivals and departures. SUNDAYS: 4:53AM–12:53AM 5:00AM–1:00AM 20 15 15 20 – On school days, additional service leaves 12th Av/80th St at 2:30pm to Shore Rd/Mackay Pl, B43 Manhattan/Graham/Tompkins Avenues and Fort Hamilton Pkwy/73rd St at 3:05pm to Shore Rd/Mackay Pl. Q35 Rockaway Park/Brooklyn College th B1 86 Street B20 Pennsylvania Avenue/Linden Boulevard Operates between Box St/Manhattan Av and Lincoln Rd/Flatbush Av Operates between Flatbush Av-Brooklyn College 2 5 subway station, Operates between 4 Av/86 St and Oriental Blvd/Mackenzie St, daily. Operates all day between the Brooklyn General Mail Facility and either Forest/ (Prospect Park subway station), daily. Bergen/Dean Streets Midwood, and Beach 116 St/Newport Av, Rockaway Park, Queens, daily. B -0œ S AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) B65 AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) 67 Avs (the full route) or Broadway Junction/Van Sinderen Av. TOWARD LINCOLN RD TOWARD BOX ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) TOWARD 4 AV TOWARD ORIENTAL BLVD AM NOON PM EVE NITE Operates between Ralph Av/St. Johns Pl and Fulton/Smith Sts, daily. TOWARD MIDWOOD TOWARD ROCKAWAY PARK AM NOON PM EVE NITE WEEKDAYS: All times All times 8 20 10 10 45 AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) WEEKDAYS: All times All times 2 6 3 12 40 Operates between Forest/67 Avs and Brooklyn General Mail Facility, daily. WEEKDAYS: All times All times 10 15 12 18 30 TOWARD RALPH AV TOWARD FULTON ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) SATURDAYS: All times All times 15 12 15 20 45 SATURDAYS: All times All times 9 8 8 12 40 SATURDAYS: All times All times 24 12 12 15 30 TOWARD MAIL FACILITY TOWARD FOREST AV AM NOON PM EVE NITE WEEKDAYS: 5:13AM–12:30AM 4:40AM–1:05AM 10 15 15 15 – SUNDAYS: All times All times 20 20 20 20 45 SUNDAYS: All times All times 15 10 9 20 40 SUNDAYS: All times All times 24 12 12 15 30 WEEKDAYS: 5:03AM–12:30AM 5:45AM–1:25AM 8* 15* 10* 20* – SATURDAYS: 5:10AM–12:30AM 4:40AM–1:00AM 20 12 12 12 – SATURDAYS: 5:40AM–12:30AM 6:30AM–1:25AM 20 15* 20* 20* – B44 Nostrand/New York Avenues SUNDAYS: 5:10AM–12:30AM 4:40AM–1:15AM 20 12 12 12 – B2 Avenue R SUNDAYS: 5:40AM–12:40AM 6:30AM–1:30AM 20 20* 15* 20* – Q54 Jamaica/Metropolitan Avenues When SBS is operating, local buses operate between Knapp St or Avenue U/ Operates between Kings Plaza and East 16 St/Quentin Rd (Kings Hwy B -0œ * These frequencies represent service between Broadway Jct/Van Sinderen Av and the Brooklyn B67 McDonald/7th Avenues Operates between Williamsburg Bridge Plaza and 171 St/Jamaica Av in subway station), daily. General Mail Facility. Service to Forest Av is approximately half as frequent. Nostrand Av and Flushing Av. During morning rush hours, additional B44 local Queens. Some buses operate from either Williamsburg Bridge Plaza or the AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) service operates between Eastern Parkway/Nostrand Av and Av X/Nostrand Operates between McDonald Av/Cortelyou Rd and Wythe Av/Division St, TOWARD KINGS PLAZA TOWARD EAST 16 ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE Middle Village-Metropolitan Av M subway station to Metro politan Av and Av. The full route, between Williamsburg Bridge Plaza and Knapp St/ weekdays. Operates between Cortelyou Rd/McDonald Av and Sands/Jay Sts, WEEKDAYS: 5:15AM–12:15AM 4:55AM–11:57PM 10 20 12 20 – B24 Greenpoint/Kingsland Avenues Jamaica Av in Queens during rush hours. weekends. AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) SATURDAYS: 5:32AM–1:00AM 5:15AM–12:37AM 20 20 20 20 – Shore Pkwy, is served days and evenings by B44 SBS. Late nights, local Operates between Greenpoint/Manhattan Avs and Williamsburg Bridge Plaza, buses operate along the entire route. TOWARD CORTELYOU RD TOWARD WYTHE AV AM NOON PM EVE NITE Operates between 171 St/Jamaica Av, Queens and Williamsburg Bridge SUNDAYS: 5:32AM–1:00AM 5:15AM–12:37AM 20 20 20 20 – WEEKDAYS: AM AM AM AM daily. TOWARD WILLIAMSBURG TOWARD AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) 5:15 –1:30 4:20 –1:00 9 30 15 30 – Plaza, daily. TOWARD TOWARD WILLIAMSBURG AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) BRIDGE PLAZA GREENPOINT AV AM NOON PM EVE NITE Local service operates between Flushing Av/Lee Av and Knapp St, daily. SATURDAYS: 5:00AM–1:30AM 4:30AM–1:00AM 30 30 30 30 – 171 ST BRIDGE PLAZA AM NOON PM EVE NITE AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) † B3 Avenue U WEEKDAYS: 5:20AM–12:15AM 5:30AM–12:50AM 15 30 20 30 – SUNDAYS: 5:00AM–1:32AM 4:30AM–1:00AM 30 30 30 30 – WEEKDAYS: TOWARD FLUSHING AV TOWARD KNAPP ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE All times All times 6 15 8 15 60 Operates between East 71 St/Av U and 25/Harway Avs, daily. SATURDAYS: 5:00AM–12:10AM 6:00AM–12:50AM 30 30 30 30 – SATURDAYS: WEEKDAYS: All times All times 8 10 9 9 60* All times All times 20 20 15 20 60 AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) SUNDAYS: 5:00AM–12:10AM 6:00AM–12:50AM 30 30 30 30 – B68 Coney Island/Brighton Beach Avenues SUNDAYS: All times All times 20 20 15 20 60 TOWARD EAST 71 ST TOWARD 25 AV AM NOON PM EVE NITE SATURDAYS: All times All times 9 9 9 10 60* WEEKDAYS: All times All times 5* 9 8 12 65 SUNDAYS: All times All times 12 12 10 10 60* Operates between Stillwell/Mermaid Avs (Coney Island-Stillwell Av D F -0» B25 Fulton Street -0œ subway station) and Bartel Pritchard Square/Prospect Park West/15 St, Q55 Myrtle Avenue (East) SATURDAYS: All times All times 12 9 9 12 65 Late night service operates between Williamsburg Bridge Plaza and Knapp St, Operates between East NewYork Av/Alabama Av and Front St in Fulton daily. AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) Operates between Myrtle/Jamaica Avs (121 St subway station), SUNDAYS: All times All times 12 9 8 12 65 TOWARD STILLWELL AV TOWARD PRITCHARD SQ AM NOON PM EVE NITE J Z daily. TOWARD WILLIAMSBURG TOWARD AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) Landing, daily. AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) Richmond Hill, and Palmetto St/Wyckoff Av (Myrtle-Wyckoff Avs * Trip leaving E. 71 St at 7:03am terminates at Av U/E 16 St. BRIDGE PLAZA KNAPP ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE WEEKDAYS: All times All times 8 9 8 10 40 L M TOWARD BWAY JUNCTION TOWARD FRONT ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE subway station), daily. WEEKDAYS: 9:52PM–6:03AM 11:08PM–6:03AM – – – – 60 AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) WEEKDAYS: All times All times 10 10 8 12 80 SATURDAYS: All times All times 8 8 8 10 40 TOWARD JAMAICA AV TOWARD PALMETTO ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE Bay Ridge Parkway/Neptune Avenue SATURDAYS: 9:58PM–5:53AM 11:11PM–6:57AM – – – – 60 B4 SATURDAYS: All times All times 15 8 8 12 74 SUNDAYS: All times All times 12 10 12 12 40 WEEKDAYS: All times All times 5 15 8 12 60 SUNDAYS: 8:50PM–5:50AM 10:09PM–5:55AM – – – – 60 Operates between Narrows Av/77 St and Knapp St/ Voorhies Av, daily. SUNDAYS: All times All times 20 15 12 30 70 SATURDAYS: All times All times 15 15 12 15 60 AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) * Local service operates between Williamsburg Bridge Plaza and Knapp St/Shore Pkwy when B69 7th/Vanderbilt Avenues TOWARD KNAPP ST TOWARD NARROWS AV/77 ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE SBS buses are not running (see SBS times below). SUNDAYS: All times All times 20 20 20 20 60 WEEKDAYS: 5:20AM–1:20AM 4:22AM–12:26AM 10 30 15 30 – B26 Halsey/Fulton Streets † Frequencies shown represent all B44 local service combined. Operates between McDonald Av/Cortelyou Rd and Sands/Jay Sts, daily. • On school days, additional service operates between 1:00pm to 4:00pm towards Nostrand Av/ AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) SATURDAYS: 5:20AM–12:40AM 4:32AM–1:15AM 20 20 20 30 – Operates between Palmetto St /Wyckoff Av (Myrtle-Wyckoff Avs L M Fulton St or New York/Church Avs from Avenue K/ Nostrand Av, and towards New York/Church TOWARD CORTELYOU RD TOWARD SANDS ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE Q56 Jamaica Avenue (West) SUNDAYS: 5:25AM–12:40AM 4:25AM–1:15AM 30 20 20 30 – subway station), and Cadman Plaza West/Tillary St, daily.
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