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B41 Flatbush Avenue B57 Flushing Avenue/Court/Smith Streets Q24 Atlantic Avenue MTA Brooklyn Bus Service Alternating B41 buses operate between Tillary St/Cadman Operates between Fresh Pond Rd/Flushing Av, Queens, and Operates between Broadway Junction A C J Z L subway Plaza and either Kings Plaza or Bergen Beach/Veterans Av. On Smith/9 Sts, Brooklyn, daily. AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) station, East New York, and 168 St/Archer Av, daily. AM = 7–9AM • NOON = 11AM–1PM • PM = 4–7PM • EVE = 7–9 PM • NITE = 12MID–4AM Saturday and Sunday more buses operate to Kings Plaza TOWARD FRESH POND RD TOWARD 9 ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) TOWARD LAFAYETTE AV TOWARD 168 ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE than to Bergen Beach. In addition, Limited-Stop Service operates WEEKDAYS: 5:00AM–12:55AM 4:20AM–12:00MID 15 20 15 20 – WEEKDAYS: All times All times 9 12 10 13 60 More detailed service information is available. Timetables and schedules are displayed at most bus stops and posted between Cadman Plaza and Kings Plaza or Bergen Beach SATURDAYS: 5:10AM–12:45AM 4:30AM–12:00MID 20 20 20 20 – SATURDAYS: All times All times 12 10 11 13 60 on the web at mta.info (under the Schedules or Fares & Tolls tabs). Printed timetables and schedules are available on buses on weekdays, and between Cadman Plaza and Kings Plaza on SUNDAYS: 5:10AM–12:55AM 4:30AM–12:00MID 20 20 20 30 – or can be requested from the driver. Note: traffic and other conditions can affect scheduled arrivals and departures. Saturdays and Sundays. SUNDAYS: All times All times 17 12 12 15 60 Wilson/Rockaway Avenues Operates between Kings Plaza and Tillary St/Cadman Plaza B60 Rockaway Park/Brooklyn College West, daily. Q35 th AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) Operates between Williams/Flatlands Avs and Williamsburg B1 86 Street B15 Marcus Garvey Boulevard/New Lots Avenue TOWARD KINGS PLAZA TOWARD TILLARY ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE Operates between Flatbush Av-Brooklyn College 2 5 subway Bridge Plaza, daily. AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) Operates between 4 Av/86 St and Oriental Blvd/Mackenzie St, Operates between Broadway/Marcus Garvey Blvd and either WEEKDAYS: All times All times 17 20 15 15 60 TOWARD WILLIAMS AV TOWARD BRIDGE PLAZA AM NOON PM EVE NITE station, Midwood, and Beach 116 St/Newport Av, Rockaway Park, AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) daily. AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) JFK Airport or the Brooklyn General Mail Facility. SATURDAYS: All times All times 9 8 9 11 60 WEEKDAYS: All times All times 7 12 11 15 60 daily. TOWARD 4 AV TOWARD ORIENTAL BLVD AM NOON PM EVE NITE TOWARD MIDWOOD TOWARD ROCKAWAY PK AM NOON PM EVE NITE SUNDAYS: All times All times 13 10 11 15 60 SATURDAYS: All times All times 15 11 14 15 60 WEEKDAYS: All times All times 8 8 10 10 40 Operates between Broadway/Marcus Garvey Blvd and WEEKDAYS: All times All times 10 15 12 17 30 JFK Airport, daily. SUNDAYS: All times All times 17 13 15 20 60 SATURDAYS: All times All times SATURDAYS: All times All times 12 10 10 12 40 AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) Operates between Bergen Beach/Veterans Av and Tillary St/ 24 12 12 20 30 TOWARD JFK TOWARD BROADWAY AM NOON PM EVE NITE SUNDAYS: All times All times 17 10 10 12 40 Cadman Plaza West, daily. The frequencies shown represent only SUNDAYS: All times All times WEEKDAYS: All times All times 11 7 15 10 45 Van Brunt Street/Atlantic Avenue/9th Street Bergen Beach/Veterans Av service. AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) B61 B2 Avenue R SATURDAYS: All times All times 20 15 15 15 45 TOWARD BERGEN BEACH TOWARD TILLARY ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE Operates between Smith/Livingston Sts and 20 St/Prospect Park Q54 Metropolitan Avenue SUNDAYS: All times All times 12 8 16 15 45 WEEKDAYS: All times All times 17 20 14 15 60 Operates between Kings Plaza and East 16 St/Kings Hwy W, daily. AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) Operates between Williamsburg Bridge Plaza and 171 St/Jamaica Operates between Broadway/Marcus Garvey Blvd and Brooklyn SATURDAYS: All times All times 24 24 23 30 60 TOWARD LIVINGSTON ST TOWARD 20 ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE (Kings Hwy B -0œ subway station), weekdays. WEEKDAYS: All times All times 8 12 9 12 40 Av in Queens. Some Q54 buses operate from either Williamsburg AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) General Mail Facility, daily. SUNDAYS: All times All times 24 20 23 30 60 Bridge Plaza or the Middle Village-Metropolitan Av M subway TOWARD KINGS PLAZA TOWARD EAST 16 ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) SATURDAYS: All times All times 15 15 15 15 40 TOWARD MAIL FACILITY TOWARD BROADWAY AM NOON PM EVE NITE station to Metro politan Av and Jamaica Av in Queens during WEEKDAYS: 5:15AM–12:15AM 4:55AM–11:57PM 12 20 11 17 – SUNDAYS: All times All times 20 20 15 17 40 WEEKDAYS: All times All times 11 7 14 10 45 B41 Limited Flatbush Avenue rush hours. SATURDAYS: All times All times 20 11 15 12 45 B3 Avenue U Limited Stop service operates between Kings Plaza and Tillary Operates between 171 St/Jamaica Av and Williamsburg Bridge SUNDAYS: All times All times 12 9 16 15 45 St/Cadman Plaza West, daily. B62 Park/Manhattan Avenues AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) Plaza, daily. AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) Operates between East 71 St/Av U and 25/Harway Avs, daily. TOWARD KINGS PLAZA TOWARD TILLARY ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE Operates between Boerum Pl/Livingston St and Jackson Av/ TOWARD 171 ST TOWARD BRIDGE PLZ AM NOON PM EVE NITE AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) th th WEEKDAYS: AM PM AM PM WEEKDAYS: TOWARD EAST 71 ST TOWARD 25 AV AM NOON PM EVE NITE B16 Fort Hamilton Parkway/13 /14 Avenues 7:51 –9:15 6:16 –7:52 13 15 15 – – Queens Plaza South, daily. AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) All times All times 12 15 11 15 60 TOWARD LIVINGSTON ST TOWARD JACKSON AV AM NOON PM EVE NITE WEEKDAYS: All times All times 5* 9 8 9 60 Operates between Shore Rd/4 Av and Ocean/Flatbush Avs SATURDAYS: 10:15AM–9:20PM 9:17AM–8:15PM – 8 9 11 – SATURDAYS: All times All times 20 15 15 20 60 WEEKDAYS: All times All times 9 15 9 11 50 SATURDAYS: All times All times 9 8 8 9 60 (Prospect Park B -0œ S subway station), daily. During the SUNDAYS: 12:21PM–9:00PM 11:21AM–7:57PM – 13 10 11 – SUNDAYS: All times All times 20 20 18 20 60 SATURDAYS: All times All times 15 12 15 20 50 SUNDAYS: All times All times 12 9 9 11 60 morning rush on school days, some buses operate from 13 Av/ Additional Limited Stop service operates between Bergen Beach/ SUNDAYS: All times All times 20 20 20 20 50 * Trips leaving E 71 St at 6:34, 6:44, and 6:54 a.m. terminate at Av U/E 16 St. 37 St or Ft. Hamilton Pkwy/60 St, to Narrows Av/86 St. Veterans Av and Tillary St/Cadman Plaza West, weekdays: Q55 Myrtle Avenue (Queens) AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) Operates between Myrtle/Jamaica Avs (121 St J Z subway TOWARD SHORE RD TOWARD FLATBUSH AV AM NOON PM EVE NITE TOWARD BERGEN BEACH TOWARD TILLARY ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE th B63 5 /Atlantic Avenues station), Richmond Hill, and Wyckoff Av/Palmetto St (Myrtle- B4 Bay Ridge Parkway/Avenue Z WEEKDAYS: 5:15AM–12:10AM 6:05AM–1:05AM 13 15 15 20 – WEEKDAYS: 7:30AM–9:03PM 6:23AM–8:02PM 15 17 13 – – Operates between Shore Rd/4 Av and Columbia St/Atlantic Av, Wyckoff Avs L M subway station), daily. Operates between Narrows Av/77 St and Avenue Z/Coney Island SATURDAYS: 4:50AM–12:10AM 5:05AM–1:05AM 20 17 14 20 – AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) On school days, additional service leaves Stuart St/Filmore Av at 2:30 p.m. to daily. AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) TOWARD JAMAICA AV TOWARD PALMETTO ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE Av. During rush hours, service is extended to Knapp St/ SUNDAYS: 4:50AM–12:15AM 5:05AM–1:05AM 24 17 17 24 – Flatbush/Nostrand Avs. TOWARD SHORE RD TOWARD COLUMBIA ST AM NOON PM EVE NITE WEEKDAYS: All times All times 9 17 7 8 60 Voorhies Av. On school days, additional service leaves Shore Rd/86 St at 2:10 and 3:00 p.m. WEEKDAYS: All times All times 11 12 12 17 50 SATURDAYS: All times All times 15 15 14 20 60 to Ft Hamilton Pkwy/60 St; leaves Shore Rd/86 St at 3:50 and 3:55 p.m. to 36 St/ Rockaway Parkway SATURDAYS: All times All times 17 9 11 17 50 Operates between Narrows Av/77 St and Avenue Z/Coney Island 12 Av; and leaves Shore Rd/99 St at 2:40 p.m. to 36 St/12 Av. B42 SUNDAYS: All times All times 20 15 16 20 60 SUNDAYS: All times All times 24 11 11 13 50 Av, daily. AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) Operates between Canarsie-Rockaway Pkwy L subway station TOWARD CONEY ISLAND AV TOWARD NARROWS AV AM NOON PM EVE NITE and Canarsie Pier, daily. On school days, additional service leaves Shore Rd/86 St at 2:10 p.m. to Atlantic B17 Remsen/Seaview Avenues AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) Av/Columbia St, and at 3:00 p.m.
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    Bus Rapid Transit For New York City Prepared for Transportation Alternatives NYPIRG Straphangers Campaign June 2002 Schaller Consulting 94 Windsor Place, Brooklyn, NY (718) 768-3487 [email protected] www.schallerconsult.com Summary New York City has the slowest bus service in America. NYC Transit buses travel at an average speed of 7.5 mph. On bus routes such as the M96, M23, M15, Q32, BX35 and B63, the average speed is 6 mph or less. That buses are traveling in slow motion is obvious to everyone, especially riders, who rank it the most serious problem with bus service. Slow bus service discourages people from taking buses, especially for work trips where travel time is critical. Slow bus service contributes to very long travel times to work in New York City, as shown by the latest census. Bus service is slow for many reasons. Traffic congestion is clearly a major factor. But other problems are just as important: • Buses spend as much as 30% of their time waiting for passengers to board and exit. • Increased crowding on buses due to ridership growth has lengthened delays from boarding and exiting. • Traffic signals are not synchronized with bus speeds, so buses are delayed by red lights between bus stops. • Drivers often have to slow down to stay on schedule even when traffic is light. • Bus field supervisors lack the tools to prevent bus bunching. SCHALLER CONSULTING 1 Summary (cont.) Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is a promising strategy for improving bus service. By applying features used in rail service to bus service, BRT can make buses faster, more reliable and more attractive.