Sixth Avenue Line ( Manhattan) - 14 stations between Columbus Circle and Grand Street, south end.Įighth Avenue Line (Manhattan) - 30 stations between 207th Street and High Street, south end.Ĥ2nd Street Shuttle (Manhattan) - 2 stations at Times Square and New York Grand Central Station.Ħ3rd Street Line (Manhattan) - 3 stations between Lexington Ave / 63rd Street and 21st Street / Queens Bridge.Īrcher Avenue Line (Queens) - 3 stations between Parsons / Archer Ave and Jamaica / Van Wyck.Īstoria Line (Queens) - 7 stations between Ditmars Blvd and Queensboro Plaza.īrighton Line (Brooklyn) - 20 stations between De Kolb Ave and Coney Island - Stillwell Ave.īroadway Line (Manhattan) - 16 stations between Lexington Ave / 59th Street and Whitehall Street / South Ferry.īroadway – 7th Avenue Line (Bronx) - 44 stations between Van Cortlandt Park / 242nd Street and South Park / Borough Hall.Ĭanarsie Line (Manhattan) - 27 stations between 8th Avenue and Rockaway Park.Ĭoncourse Line (Bronx) - 12 stations between Norwood / 205th Street and 145th Street.Ĭrosstown Line (Brooklyn) - 13 stations between Court Square and Hoyt Schermerhorns Streets.Ĭulver Line (Brooklyn) - 21 stations between Jay Street / Metro Tech and Coney Island - Stillwell Ave.ĭyre Avenue Line (Bronx) - 5 stations between Eastchester / Dyre Avenue and Morris Park.Įastern Parkway Line (Brooklyn) - 11 stations between Borough Hall and Crown Heights - Utica Ave.įlushing Line (Manhattan) - 21 stations between Flushing - Main Street and Times Square.įranklin Avenue Shuttle (Brooklyn) - 6 stations between Franklin Ave and Prospect Park.įulton Street Line (Brooklyn) - 22 stations between Jay Street / Metro Tech and Ozone Park / Lefferts Blvd. Second Avenue Line (Manhattan) - 16 stations between 125th Street and Hanover Square - Presently under construction.įourth Avenue Line (Brooklyn) - 16 stations between Court Street and Bay Ridge / 95th Street. For more information, visit - LINE COLOURS Cards can be purchased from vending machines and pay booths at subway stations or by post. The NYC MTA company provides an unlimited bus and subway rail card called the Metrocard, which offers several types of travel pass including single ride cards, pay per ride cards, student cards, senior citizen cards and disabled users cards.The cards can be used on all NYC bus services, the subway, the PATH system, the Roosevelt Island Tramway and the Air Train JFK. Weekend - 06.30 - 24.00 Saturday and Sunday.Īll NYC Subway routes operate twenty fours hours a day except for services B, C and 42nd Street Shuttle. Late Night - 00.01 - 06.30 with services running every 20 minutes Mid Day - 09.30 - 15.30 Monday to Friday. The NYC Subway has five service patterns. NYC is also linked to the neighbouring states of New Jersey and Connecticut by way of the Metro North Railroad, linked to Roosevelt Island by way of the Roosevelt Island Aerial Tramway and links and services to Long Island by way of the Long Island Railroad. NYC is linked with Jersey City in the state of New Jersey by way of the PATH system, the Port Authority Trans Hudson system which travels across the River Hudson between the two cities. The borough of Staten Island is covered by the Staten Island Ferry and the MTA Staten Island Railway.
The NYC MTA covers the four New York boroughs of Brooklyn,Bronx, Manhattan and Queens. The NYC Subway network consists of 36 lines and 24 services, with several services using the same colour line, so do make sure to check out the front of each train as the line colour and route number or letter, will always be displayed there. DOWN TRAINS are always travelling away from New York City. UP TRAINS are always travelling towards New York City.
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