Have the M1 & 4 run full route. The M2 & 3 will connect at 106th St. This is what I imagine you're proposing, or something of the sort.
Not that good. The 4 routes combined make for quick service in that corridor. No need for artics now, or ever.
The Co-Op City thing was probably the NIMBY's who used to live there.
The M100 and the Bx7 were once one route.
The Bx40 was the original Tremont Avenue route, and I think there was no terminating in the towers back then.
Other stuff, got nothin'.
I'll try.
M1: Service restored to the East Village all times.
M2: Headways increased:
AM Rush: 5-7 Min
Middays: 10 Min
PM Rush: 6-7 Min
Late PM Rush: 7-8 Min
M3: LTD service similar to M2 LTD service is implemented. Local buses run 168 St-St. Nicholas Ave-East Village when LTD is running. Headways increased similarly to M2.
M4: No change.
M5: Weekend LTD service added. Off peak buses terminate at Houston St. Use M6.
You aren't seeing the full purpose of these buses. I had them go to Green Acres because it was a convenient and sensible terminal. The Q26 is a crosstown route across South Queens. The Q57 is needed. Q27's are overcrowded. The Q57 is an SBS that'll be helping the Q27 along Springfield Blvd. You seem to have a one-track mind about my ideas in general.
M50 weekend service was reinstated some time ago. The M104 could replace Javits Center M42 service if it went the other way.
Was done in 2011 actually...
http://www.mta.info/nyct/bus/schedule/manh/m050cur.pdf
Not bad, not bad...
From Bed Stuy or JFK/Postal Fac? I'm not sure how many people would use this.
Too long, the B51 can connect to the B41 Downtown.
This will require an increase in B67 service to pre-2010 levels as well. Plus, traffic on Prospect Park W. is hell.