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Appendix B Route Profiles LOCAL/LIMITED BUS ROUTES Appendix B Route Profiles LOCAL/LIMITED BUS ROUTES GREEN BUS LINES Route Q6 Sutphin Boulevard This arterial route provides local north/south service between Jamaica and John F. Kennedy International Airport connecting the neighborhoods of Jamaica and South Jamaica. The Q6 primarily utilizes Sutphin Boulevard and Rockaway Boulevard to provide local corridor service to the residential neighborhoods along these two commercial arterials. It operates between the Halmar Perishable Center (US Customs, Building 77) at JFK Airport and the 165th Street Bus Terminal in Jamaica. This area of JFK lodges airport services, facilities, and cargo buildings. During peak periods additional service is provided between Sutphin Boulevard/Rockaway Boulevard in South Jamaica and the 165th Street Bus Terminal in Jamaica. Connections are made to the E,J,Z New York City Transit subway lines (Jamaica Center and Sutphin Boulevard stations) in Jamaica as well as the Long Island Railroad Jamaica Station. Transfer to other bus routes is provided at the 165th Street Bus Terminal and along Archer and Jamaica Avenue in Jamaica. Operators of these connecting bus routes include New York City Transit, Long Island Bus, Green Bus Lines, Jamaica Buses, and Queens Surface Corp. The Q6 provides service to important trip generators in Jamaica such as Mary Immaculate Hospital and York College in addition to the Jamaica Arts Center, Queens Central Library, and the Queens County Courthouse. The Q6 provides service seven days a week and 24 hours a day. Headways range from 3 minutes during the weekday peak period to 20 and 35 minutes during weekday evening and overnight periods. Operating statistics are presented in the following table. Annual Ridership 3,058,352 Total Vehicle Hours 73,399 Total Vehicle Miles 500,535 Total Revenue Hours 58,952 Total Revenue Hours 434,465 Peak Vehicle Requirements 21 Scheduled Weekday Trips 279 AM Peak Headway 3 PM Peak Headway 3 Passengers per Revenue Hour 51.88 Passengers per Revenue Mile 7.04 Passengers per Peak Vehicle 145,635.81 Revenue Hours per Peak Vehicle 2,807:14 Revenue Miles per Peak Vehicle 20,688.79 Miles per Hour (Revenue) 7.37 Q6 Vehicles Weekday AM Weekday Midday Weekday PM Saturday Sunday 16 9 21 9 7 Hours and Miles Revenue Hours Total Hours Revenue Miles Total Miles Weekday 188:26 241:06 1,363.7 1,603.6 Saturday 116:20 127:32 897.8 948.2 Sunday 84:54 93:06 698.3 740.8 October 2002 Ridership by Fare Type Fare Type Ridership Local Off-Peak Fare 34,001 Local Peak Fare 14,189 Local Metrocard 34,638 Local Unlimited Metrocard 96,994 Express Fare 0 Express Metrocard 0 Express Unlimited Metrocard 92 Step Up Fare 0 Senior Off-Peak Local Fare 6,657 Senior Peak Local Fare 2,736 Senior Local Metrocard 1,582 Senior Unlimited Local Metrocard 1,227 Senior Off-peak Express Fare 0 Senior Peak Express Fare 0 Senior Express Off-peak Metrocard 0 Senior Express Peak Metrocard 0 Employee and Other Free 1,437 Free Transfers 55,669 Student Metrocard 26,371 Student Half Fare 1,631 Student Express Fare 0 Total 227,224 The following charts are based on data collected from the ridecheck survey. Q6 Weekday NB Ridership by Time of Day 450 400 350 300 250 Ons 200 Passengers 150 100 50 0 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 23:00 Hour Q6 Weekday SB Ridership by Time of Day 350 300 250 200 Ons Passengers 150 100 50 0 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 23:00 Hour 250 200 150 Q6 Saturday NB Ridership by Time of Day Passengers 100 50 0 0:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 Hour 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 Ons 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 180 160 140 120 100 Q6 Saturday SB Ridership by Time of Day Passengers 80 60 40 20 0 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 Hour 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 Ons 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 Q6 Sunday NB Ridership By Time of Day 120 100 80 60 Ons Passengers 40 20 0 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 23:00 Hour Q6 Sunday SB Ridership by Time of Day 120 100 80 60 Ons Passengers 40 20 0 0:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 23:00 Hour 1000 900 800 700 Q6 Weekday NB Bus Stop Activity 600 500 Passengers 400 300 200 100 0 Eastern RD/Halmar Car N Boundary/Eastern N Boundary/Old Rockaway Rockaway BL/147 AV Rockaway/145 RD Rockaway/144 RD Rockaway/144 AV Rockaway/N Conduit Rockaway/137 AV Rockaway/134 AV Rockaway/Baisley Sutphin/Rockaway Sutphin/123 AV Sutphin/120 AV Sutphin/119 AV Sutphin/Foch BL Sutphin/116 AV Sutphin/115 RD Bus Stop LocationsSutphin/Linden Sutphin/112 AV Sutphin/111 AV Sutphin/Glassboro Sutphin/109 RD Sutphin/109 AV Sutphin/108 AV Sutphin/Shore AV Sutphin/South RD Sutphin/Liberty AV Offs Sutphin/97 AV Ons Sutphin/95 AV Sutphin/Archer Archer/149 ST Archer/Bay Archer/Guy Brew Archer/Merrick BL 168 ST/Jamaica 165 ST/Q6 Stand 800 700 600 500 Q6 Weekday SB Bus Stop Activity 400 Passengers 300 200 100 0 165 ST/Q6 Stand Jamaica/164 ST Jamaica/162 ST Jamaica/160 ST Jamaica/150 ST Sutphin/91 AV Sutphin/Archer Sutphin/97 AV Sutphin/Liberty AV Sutphin/South RD Sutphin/Lakewood Sutphin/Arlington Sutphin/Ferndale Sutphin/110 AV Sutphin/111 AV Sutphin/112 AV Sutphin/Linden Sutphin/115 AV Bus Stop LocationsSutphin/116 AV Sutphin/Foch BL Sutphin/119 AV Sutphin/120 AV Sutphin/123 AV Sutphin/Rockaway Rockaway/150 ST Rockaway/Baisley Rockaway/134 AV Rockaway/137 AV Offs Rockaway/N Conduit Rockaway/158 ST Ons Rockaway/144 DR Rockaway/145 RD Rockaway/147 AV N Boundary/Farmers N Boundary/Old Rockaway N Boundary/Eastern Eastern RD/Halmar Car 600 500 400 Q6 Saturday NB Bus Stop Activity 300 Passengers 200 100 0 Eastern RD/Halmar Car N Boundary/Eastern N Boundary/Old Rockaway Rockaway BL/147 AV Rockaway/145 RD Rockaway/144 RD Rockaway/144 AV Rockaway/N Conduit Rockaway/137 AV Rockaway/134 AV Rockaway/Baisley Sutphin/Rockaway Sutphin/123 AV Sutphin/120 AV Sutphin/119 AV Sutphin/Foch BL Sutphin/116 AV Sutphin/115 RD Bus Stop LocationsSutphin/Linden Sutphin/112 AV Sutphin/111 AV Sutphin/Glassboro Sutphin/109 RD Sutphin/109 AV Sutphin/108 AV Sutphin/Shore AV Sutphin/South RD Sutphin/Liberty AV Offs Sutphin/97 AV Ons Sutphin/95 AV Sutphin/Archer Archer/149 ST Archer/Bay Archer/Guy Brew Archer/Merrick BL 168 ST/Jamaica 165 ST/Q6 Stand 450 400 350 300 Q6 Saturday SB Bus Stop Activity 250 200 Passengers 150 100 50 0 165 ST/Q6 Stand Jamaica/164 ST Jamaica/162 ST Jamaica/160 ST Jamaica/150 ST Sutphin/91 AV Sutphin/Archer Sutphin/97 AV Sutphin/Liberty AV Sutphin/South RD Sutphin/Lakewood Sutphin/Arlington Sutphin/Ferndale Sutphin/110 AV Sutphin/111 AV Sutphin/112 AV Sutphin/Linden Sutphin/115 AV Bus Stop LocationsSutphin/116 AV Sutphin/Foch BL Sutphin/119 AV Sutphin/120 AV Sutphin/123 AV Sutphin/Rockaway Rockaway/150 ST Rockaway/Baisley Rockaway/134 AV Rockaway/137 AV Offs Rockaway/N Conduit Rockaway/158 ST Ons Rockaway/144 DR Rockaway/145 RD Rockaway/147 AV N Boundary/Farmers N Boundary/Old Rockaway N Boundary/Eastern Eastern RD/Halmar Car 250 200 150 Q6 Sunday NB Bus Stop Activity Passengers 100 50 0 Eastern RD/Halmar Car N Boundary/Eastern N Boundary/Old Rockaway Rockaway BL/147 AV Rockaway/145 RD Rockaway/144 RD Rockaway/144 AV Rockaway/N Conduit Rockaway/137 AV Rockaway/134 AV Rockaway/Baisley Sutphin/Rockaway Sutphin/123 AV Sutphin/120 AV Sutphin/119 AV Sutphin/Foch BL Sutphin/116 AV Sutphin/115 RD Bus Stop LocationsSutphin/Linden Sutphin/112 AV Sutphin/111 AV Sutphin/Glassboro Sutphin/109 RD Sutphin/109 AV Sutphin/108 AV Sutphin/Shore AV Sutphin/South RD Sutphin/Liberty AV Offs Sutphin/97 AV Ons Sutphin/95 AV Sutphin/Archer Archer/149 ST Archer/Bay Archer/Guy Brew Archer/Merrick BL 168 ST/Jamaica 165 ST/Q6 Stand 300 250 200 Q6 Sunday SB Bus Stop Activity 150 Passengers 100 50 0 165 ST/Q6 Stand Jamaica/164 ST Jamaica/162 ST Jamaica/160 ST Jamaica/150 ST Sutphin/91 AV Sutphin/Archer Sutphin/97 AV Sutphin/Liberty AV Sutphin/South RD Sutphin/Lakewood Sutphin/Arlington Sutphin/Ferndale Sutphin/110 AV Sutphin/111 AV Sutphin/112 AV Sutphin/Linden Sutphin/115 AV Bus Stop LocationsSutphin/116 AV Sutphin/Foch BL Sutphin/119 AV Sutphin/120 AV Sutphin/123 AV Sutphin/Rockaway Rockaway/150 ST Rockaway/Baisley Rockaway/134 AV Rockaway/137 AV Offs Rockaway/N Conduit Rockaway/158 ST Ons Rockaway/144 DR Rockaway/145 RD Rockaway/147 AV N Boundary/Farmers N Boundary/Old Rockaway N Boundary/Eastern Eastern RD/Halmar Car 90 80 70 60 Q6 Weekday NB Maximum Load 50 40 Passengers 30 20 10 0 6:04 6:10 6:18 6:44 6:49 6:59 7:27 7:35 7:46 7:58 8:04 8:18 8:33 8:43 9:13 Max Load 9:15 9:45 Trip 1Time0:05 10:25 11:15 11:35 Loading Guideline11:55 12:45 13:05 13:25 14:15 14:45 16:17 16:25 17:00 17:45 17:54 19:20 20:35 21:55 23:15 100 90 80 70 Q6 Weekday SB Maximum Load 60 50 Passengers 40 30 20 10 0 6:51 7:23 7:29 8:08 8:40 9:30 9:45 10:30 10:50 11:10 12:00 12:20 12:40 13:30 13:50 Max Load 14:10 15:22 Trip 1Time5:35 15:44 16:19 16:22 Loading Guideline16:25 16:31 16:43 17:01 17:04 17:13 17:29 17:41 18:26 18:36 18:41 19:55 21:10 22:30 23:50 70 60 50 Q6 Saturday NB Maximum Load 40 Passengers30 20 10 0 0:50 2:00 3:10 4:20 5:45 6:45 6:57 7:57 8:09 8:45 9:09 9:21 Max Load 9:59 10:38 Trip Time11:26 11:50 12:02 Loading Guideline13:26 14:14 15:37 16:24 17:00 17:24 17:48 18:55 19:55 20:15 21:35 22:55 90 80 70 60 Q6 Saturday SB Maximum Load 50 40 Passengers 30 20 10 0 1:25 2:35 3:45 5:10 6:16 7:24 7:36 8:36 8:48 9:24 10:00 10:48 11:12 Max Load 11:24 12:24 Trip Time12:36 12:48 13:02 Loading Guideline13:14 13:36 15:00 15:48 16:24 16:48 17:12 17:48 18:12 19:10 19:30 20:50 22:20 60 50 40 Q6 Sunday NB Maximum Load 30 Passengers 20 10 0 7:55 8:50 10:05 10:21 10:52 11:22 11:37 Max Load 13:22 Trip Time 14:22 14:37 Loading Guideline 14:52 16:05 20:25 21:55 22:25 23:55 60 50 40 Q6 Sunday SB Maximum Load 30 Passengers 20 10 0 0:30 8:30 9:30 9:45 10:15 10:45 11:00 Max Load 12:30 Trip Time12:45 13:45 Loading Guideline14 :00 14:15 15:30 19:50 21:20 21:50 23:20 Route Q7 Rockaway Boulevard The Q7 provides local east/west service primarily along Rockaway Boulevard between the Euclid Avenue subway station (A,C) in East New York, Brooklyn and 148th Street/South Cargo Road, JFK Airport.
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