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Subway Service Guide Subway Service Guide May 2019 Rush Hours Middays Evenings Weekends Late Nights Time of day 6:30 AM – 9:30 AM, 3:30 PM – 8:00 PM 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM 8:00 PM – 12 midnight 6:30 AM – 12 midnight 12 midnight – 6:30 AM Route Monday – Friday Monday – Friday Monday – Friday Saturday & Sunday Every day 8 Avenue Inwood/207 Street, Express Inwood/207 St, Manhattan – Ozone Park/Lefferts Blvd or Far Rockaway, Queens; Manhattan – Far Rockaway, Express in Manhattan and Brooklyn, Local in Queens; Note: also serves Rockaway Park, Queens, during Queens; Local rush hours; other times transfer to Rockaway Park Shuttle at Broad Channel, Queens Note: Lefferts Blvd shuttle connects at Euclid Avenue 8 Avenue No service, use Local 168 St, Manhattan – Euclid Avenue, Brooklyn; Local 8 Avenue Jamaica Center, Queens,– Local Jamaica Center, Queens – World Trade Center, Manhattan; Express in Queens, Local in Manhattan; World Trade Center, some rush hour trips to/from Jamaica/179 St, Queens Manhattan; Local Rockaway Park Shuttle Broad Channel – Rockaway Park/Beach 116 St, Queens, Local; connect with at Broad Channel 6 Avenue Bedford Park Blvd, Bronx – Express Brighton Beach, Brooklyn; 145 St, Manhattan – Brighton Beach, Local in Bronx and upper Brooklyn; Local in upper Manhattan, No service, use Manhattan, Express in midtown Express in midtown Manhattan and Brooklyn Manhattan and Brooklyn Norwood/205 Street, 6 Avenue Norwood/205 Street, Bronx – Bronx – Coney Island, Express Coney Island, Brooklyn; Norwood/205 St, Bronx – Coney Island, Brooklyn; Brooklyn; Local in Bronx and Express in Bronx (peak direction), Local in Bronx, Express in Manhattan and Brooklyn Manhattan and Brooklyn Brooklyn, Express in Manhattan 6 Avenue Jamaica/179 St, Queens – Coney Island, Brooklyn; Local Express, Forest Hills/71 Avenue–21 St/Queensbridge, Queens; Local in Manhattan and Brooklyn 6 Avenue Metropolitan Av, Queens – Forest Hills/71 Av, Queens – Metropolitan Av, Queens; Myrtle Av, Brooklyn; Local; Local Local 96 St/2 Av, Manhattan – Metropolitan Av, Queens; Local connect with at Myrtle Av Rush Hours Middays Evenings Weekends Late Nights Time of day 6:30 AM – 9:30 AM, 3:30 PM – 8:00 PM 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM 8:00 PM – 12 midnight 6:30 AM – 12 midnight 12 midnight – 6:30 AM Route Monday – Friday Monday – Friday Monday – Friday Saturday & Sunday Every day Bklyn-Queens Crosstown Court Sq, Queens – Church Av, Brooklyn; Local Local 14 St-Canarsie Local 8 Av, Manhattan – Canarsie/Rockaway Parkway, Brooklyn; Local Nassau Street Jamaica Center, Queens – Jamaica Center, Queens – Local Broad St, Manhattan; Broad St, Manhattan; Jamaica Center, Queens – Broad St, Manhattan; Local Local, in Queens and Local, in Queens and Manhattan; Express, Myrtle Manhattan; Express, Myrtle Av-Marcy Av peak direction only Av-Marcy Av peak direction Nassau Street / skip-stop service between Sutphin Blvd and No service, use Express Myrtle Av peak direction only Astoria/Ditmars Blvd, Broadway Astoria/Ditmars Blvd, Queens Queens – Coney Island, Express Astoria/Ditmars Blvd, Queens – Coney Island, Brooklyn; Local in Queens, Express in – Coney Island, in Queens and Brooklyn; Local; Manhattan and Brooklyn Brooklyn; Local Manhattan, Express in Brooklyn via Financial District Broadway 96 St, Manhattan – Coney Island, Brooklyn; 96 St, Manhattan – Express Express in Manhattan, Local in Brooklyn Coney Island, Brooklyn; Local Broadway Whitehall St, Manhattan – Local Forest Hills/71 Av, Queens – Bay Ridge/95 St, Brooklyn; Local Bay Ridge/95 St, Brooklyn; Local Broadway W=Local Astoria/Ditmars Blvd, Queens – Whitehall St, Manhattan; Local No service, use N R No service, use N Franklin Av Shuttle Franklin Av – Prospect Park, Brooklyn; Shuttle 42 Street No service, use Shuttle Times Square – Grand Central, Manhattan; Shuttle Rush Hours Middays Evenings Weekends Late Nights Time of day 6:30 AM – 9:30 AM, 3:30 PM – 8:00 PM 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM 8:00 PM – 12 midnight 6:30 AM – 12 midnight 12 midnight – 6:30 AM Route Monday – Friday Monday – Friday Monday – Friday Saturday & Sunday Every day Broadway/7 Av Local Van Cortlandt Park/242 St, Bronx – South Ferry, Manhattan; Local 7 Avenue Wakefield/241 St, Bronx – Flatbush Av, Brooklyn; Express in Manhattan; Local in Bronx and Brooklyn Wakefield/241 St, Bronx – Express some rush hour trips to/from New Lots Av, Brooklyn Flatbush Av, Brooklyn; Local 7 Avenue Harlem/148 St, Manhattan – New Lots Av, Brooklyn; Express in Manhattan; Local in Brooklyn Harlem/148 St, Manhattan – Express Times Square/42 St, Manhattan; Express Lexington Av Woodlawn, Bronx – Crown Heights/Utica Av, Brooklyn; Woodlawn, Bronx – Express Local in Bronx; Express in Manhattan and Brooklyn Note: skips 138 St, Bronx, rush hours in peak direction New Lots Av, Brooklyn; some rush hour trips to/from New Lots Av, Brooklyn Local Lexington Av Nereid Av or Dyre Av, Bronx – Dyre Av, Bronx – Dyre Av – E 180 St, Bronx; Express Flatbush Av, Brooklyn; Express in Flatbush Av, Dyre Av, Bronx – Bowling Green, Manhattan; Local; transfer to at E 180 St Manhattan and Brooklyn; Express in Bronx, Brooklyn; Express in Local in Bronx; Express in Manhattan peak direction only; some rush hour trips Manhattan and Brooklyn; to/from Utica Av or New Lots Av, Brooklyn Local in Bronx Lexington Av Pelham Bay Park or Parkchester, Bronx – Local Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Pelham Bay Park, Bronx Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan; to Parkchester, Local – to Pelham Bay Park, Express in Bronx, peak direction only; Local Local in Manhattan Flushing Flushing/Main St, Queens – Local 34 St-Hudson Yards, Manhattan Local Flushing/Main St, Queens – 34 St-Hudson Yards, Manhattan; Local Express peak direction only Note: Some subway services may differ from those listed above depending upon the line, the time of day, and/or the direction of service; consult subway timetables for more detailed information by individual subway line at: http://www.mta.info/schedules.
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