lupojohn

Where can I see these car assignment sheets?

When was the last time the went to Coney Island?

Hiya, Matt. May I please have this? to 207th Street, Manhattan, all times. to Bedford Park Boulevard, rush hours. Other times, use the to 168th Street. to 179th Street, Queens, all times. to 179th Street, Queens, all times. to 168th Street, Manhattan, all times. to 57th Street-6th Ave, Manhattan, all times. to 57th Street-6th Avenue, Manhattan, all times.

Extend the to 168th Street when the isn't running and keep the express.

Can an express bus driver take a bus out of service just because a passenger won't stop talking on her(woman in my case)cell phone after being told not to?

The is basically acting like a shuttle between those two stops or am I reading it wrong?

Thank you.

Couldn't they just say that the is running from Jay St to W 4th via the or from Jay St to 34th Street via the to 59th.

Saw an R62/R62A on the today(not sure which one). Is that permanent or just temporary?

May I have a sign like this: West 4th Street-Washington Square The is gray because it's the 57th-Grand shuttle. Thank you.

Why would you wonder that?

Cut altogether or cut it back as far as changing the terminals?

Were you in midtown if you don't mind me asking? I'm trying to figure out how you transferred from an to a .

Are the M9 and M22 crosstown buses?

Apologies if this was already posted: Next to the R32's, the slants were my favorites.

I've always wondered what a GO is..

If there's no service on the and in those areas, that's gonna be a lot of shuttle buses.

I'll ride it and find out.....if I know when it comes in the afternoon.

Yes, but what's the closest stop to Chambers?

Yet I looked at the stops on the M5 and I didn't actually see Chambers Street. I too have seen RTS'. Their signage is sadly not as bright as the newer buses, so it's difficult to get a good shot of the signage.

Saw this short turn while I was working on my next picture project for here:

Your welcome.

You have 4 options:(I assume you're walking to the Ralph Avenue station) to Broadway Junction, to Sutphin Blvd-Archer Av-JFK Airport, to Forest Hills-71st Avenue, to Woodhaven Blvd, walk east to Queens Blvd and then east to Queens Center. 52 minutes travel time. to Hoyt-Schermerhorn Streets, to Court Square, to Woodhaven Blvd. Same walking directions as above. 1 hour 1 minute travel time. to 42nd Street-Port Authority Bus Terminal, to Woodhaven Blvd. Same walking directions. 1 hour 13 minutes travel time. to Jay Street-MetroTech, to Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Avenue, to Woodhaven Blvd. Same walking directions. 1 hour 1 minute travel time. Directions courtesy of Google Maps.

Yeah, and like Chambers. Speaking of Essex, i got off there today to do some picture taking on the Lower East Side and Marcy Avenue over the Williamsburg Bridge(which I walked. Pictures to come) and I finally found out what all that open space on the Jamaica-bound tracks was for.