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Also I wonder why Q48 bus can't go back to Marine Air Terminal when Q48 buses past by from Temrinal B to Ditmars Blvd/81st St.

I think people is not use to Woodside Av/61st St area is new bus stop. Also remember taxis and car service always block 74th St Bus Terminal on Broadway side, so all buses getting out of bus terminal have to honk.

I wonder why LIRR refuse to get shuttle bus for Main Line between Mineola and Hicksville via Carle Place and Westbury. I heard from PinepowerLI, sometimes NICE bus drivers on n22/n24 bus doesn't cross honor LIRR ticket.

New updates now available for routes n4, n15, n22, and n24 effective September 6. By improving stop placement, we can improve the experience for nearly 33,000 passengers daily by saving between 7 and 10 minutes per trip on average! On NICE’s busiest corridors, 3 out of every 4 riders use approximately 25 percent of current stops, leaving 75 percent of route stops lightly used. Industry standards and NICE’s own service standards recommend stops every 1/4 to 1/3 mile, however, some NICE stops are less than 1/10 mile apart – slowing down trips considerably. NICE is working to rebalance local stops systemwide, moving and consolidating stop locations to speed up your trip. NICE's Bus Stop Rebalancing Program started with changes to n6 and n40/41 routes, and has already improved trip times by up to 12 percent. As NICE continues to rebalance stops across the network, we expect customer travel times to be up to 15 percent faster. You can also visit the not-for-profit TransitCenter to learn how bus stop balancing is helping speed up transit systems nationwide. Want to share thoughts about a specific stop? We want to hear from you. Riders are invited to leave us a comment about their route so we can determine the best changes, together. n4 • Freeport – Jamaica The n4 is NICE's second busiest route, carrying approximately 7,000 passengers daily. Twelve out of 76 n4 stops account for 73 percent of weekday ridership. Stop Rebalancing will impact roughly 4 percent of current riders who will have an average walk of approximately 831 feet to the nearest stop. Currently, stops are placed an average of 997 feet apart in Nassau County, while NICE service standards recommend a spacing of roughly 1,320 feet (approx. 1/4 mile). Which stops are being moved or removed? Stops impacted by the program are noted in the map above, running along Merrick Road between Cornwell Avenue in Valley Stream and Newton Boulevard in Freeport. Riders can identify affacted stops by customized stop signage at each location, directing them to the nearest available stop. Roughly 23 stops will be affected. n6 • Hempstead – Jamaica- already started. Roughly 75 percent of all n6 riders use just 25 out of the 116 local stops currently available on the n6 route. While service standards recommend stops every 1/4 mile, the n6 currently services bus stops less than 1/10 mile apart, slowing down trips on Nassau's busiest corridor. By improving stop placement, we can improve ridership on the n6 for nearly 9,000 passengers daily. Stop rebalancing is anticipated to speed up service on the n6 by 10 percent. Which stops are being moved or removed? Stops impacted by the program are noted in the map above, running along Hempstead Turnpike and Fulton Street between Belmont and Westminster. Riders can identify these stops by customized stop signage at each location, directing them to the nearest available stop. Some n1 stops will also be impacted. n15 • Roosevelt Field – Long Beach The n15 is among NICE's top five busiest routes, carrying approximately 3,200 passengers daily, with 14 out of the routes 70 stops accounting for 74 percent of average weekday ridership. Currently, n15 stops within the county are spaced at an average of 798 feet, while NICE service standards recommend spacing of 1,320 feet (approx. 1/4 mile). Stop rebalancing is expected to speed up the n15 by 10 percent, affecting approximately 9 percent of passengers with an average walk of 532 feet. Which stops are being moved or removed? Stops impacted by the program are noted in the map above, running along Woodfield Road in Hempstead to Hudson Street in Long Beach. Riders can identify affacted stops by customized stop signage at each location, directing them to the nearest available stop. Roughly 37 stops will be affected. n22 • Hicksville/Mineola – Jamaica The n22 is among NICE's top ten busiest routes, carrying approximately 5,400 passengers daily. Currently, n22 stops are spaced at an average of 869 feet, while NICE service standards recommend spacing of 1,320 feet (approx. 1/4 mile). Stop rebalancing is expected to make n22 trips up to 10 minutes faster, affecting approximately 6 percent of passengers with an average walk of 580 feet. Which stops are being moved or removed? Stops impacted by the program are noted in the map above, running along Old Country Road in Hicksville to Hillside Avenue in Queens. Riders can identify affected stops by customized stop signage at each location, directing them to the nearest available stop. Roughly 33 stops will be affected. n24 • Hicksville/Roos. Field – Jamaica The n24 is among NICE's top ten busiest routes, carrying approximately 4,000 passengers daily from Nassau into Queens. NICE is rebalancing these stops in phases, starting with the Nassau County portion. Currently, n24 stops within the county are spaced at an average of 904 feet, while NICE service standards recommend spacing of 1,320 feet (approx. 1/4 mile). Stop rebalancing is expected to speed up the n24 by 10 percent, affecting approximately 13 percent of passengers with an average walk of 570 feet. Phase II Queens stops will be rebalanced at a later date.

I misspell since I was on mobile.

In during current essential serivce: In Bronx, on weekday midday due, White Plains Rd between Gun Hill Rd and 241st St will be closed for outdoor dining, affecting Bx8, Bx39, Bx41, Bx41 SBS, BxM11, BL25, BL26, BL40/41, BL42, BL43. Buses on Nereid Av can cross White Plaisn Rd and buses on 241st St can make turn onto northbound White Plains Rd. In addition in Manhattan, 125th St/Lenox Av will be closed for Whole Food outdoor dining on weekday midday, closing 125th S and southbound Malxolm X Blvd/Lenox Av between 126th St and 124th St, affecting Bx15, M7, M60 SBS, M100, M101, M102, In addition in Queen, due to animal rights protest at Live Poultry Market at Archer Av, archer Av will be closed from Parsons Blvd to Merrick Blvd, affecting Q4, Q5, Q20A/20B, Q24, Q25, Q30, Q31, Q34, Q42, Q44 SBS, Q65,Q84, Q85, Q111, Q112, Q113, Q114, n4/4X. All buses ending at Jamaica Center must serve their corresponding bus stops at Jamaica Center.

B1: Bay Ridge-bound: Via 86th St, turn right at 5th Av, take stand. Manhattan Beach-bound: From temporality stand on 5th Av, turn right at 85th St, turn right at Ft. Hamilton Parkway, turn left at 86th St, regular route. B4: Bay Ridge-bound; Via Bay Ridge Parkway, turn left at Narrow Av, turn left at 77th St, regular route. Sheepshead Bay-bound: Via 77th St, turn left at Colonia Rd, turn right at Bay Ridge Parkway, regular route. B8: Remsen Village-bound: Via Ft. Hamilton Parkway, turn right at 86th St, turn right at 7th Av, regular route. B16: Bay Ridge-bound: Via Ft. Hamilton Parkway, turn right at 84th St, turn left at 3rd Av, turn right at 86th St, regular route. Prospect Park-bound: Via 86th St, turn left at 3rd Av, turn right at 83rd St, turn left at Ft. Hamilton Parkway, regular route. B37: Bay Ridge-bound: Via 3rd Av, turn right at 76th St, turn left at Narrows Av, turn left at 88th St, turn right at 3rd Av, regular route. Downtown Brooklyn-bound: Via 3rd Av, turn left at 87th St, turn right at Narrows Av, turn right at Bay Ridge Parkway, turn left at 3rd Av, regular route. S53/S79 SBS/S93: Brooklyn-bound: Via Verrozaro Narrows Bridge, onto Gowanus Expressway, take exit 18 ramp, turn left at Ft. Hamilton Parkway, turn right at 83rd St, turn left at 5th Av, take stand at 86th St. Staten island-bound: Via 5th Av, turn left at 92nd St, regular route.

Thanks.

92nd St is westbound west of 4th Av.

Ronkonhoma train at 1:25pm Pt Washington Train at 1:30pm.

It's not lie. You never checked by NJT Bus pictures before. One time on Sunday before COVID19, I was waiting for NJT 810 bus Woodrige Center bus at Rt 27, but bus came from Lee Av to Rt 27.

This was in summer time at Metuchen Sometimes NJT 810 from News Brunswick to Woodridge Center comes from Rt 27 before going into Metuchen Station.

I have taken several times. Sometimes bus doesn't go from Aboy Rd to Metuchen Station. Some bus drivers take Rt 27 to Main St from New Brunswick. Bus never goes on Center Dr. I didn't say they were BYPASSING METUCHEN TRAIN SATION because sometimes most bus drivers bypass loop in one direction.

I know how you feel. Everytime when I go to SeaQuest protest at Woodridge Center from New Brunswick, NJT810 operated by Academy Bus never follows Metchun routing, so sometimes I get off at Metuchen Train Station if I want to go to Whole Food Market b/c taking train back to Penn.

http://www.transitorange.info/bus-services/local.html http://www.transitorange.info/bus-services/Mainline schedule 2016.pdf http://www.cityexpressusa.com/info/shortline/ss.pdfschedules.asp

I wonder which bus depots will do Bx99 and M99?

RIp. My condolences too.

I also like Herbie the Volkswagon, real life Mystery Inc.

I also like the serieis "Top Gear" where one person drives car while two people take public transportation across Japan to see who they won. I also like the cars that Extreme Makeover Home Edition gives as gift to family after 7-day makeover.

My Fantasy Weekend G.O. No train between Flushing-Main St and 34th St-Hudson Yard Additional serive. train runs overtime. Shuttle Buses operates as follow. 1. Local shuttle bus operates between Flushing-Main St and Queensboro Plaza. 2. Express shuttle bus operates between Flushing-Main St and Queensboro Plaza. 3. Local shuttle bus operates between Queensboro Plaza and Hunters Point Pier. 4. Local Shuttle bus operates between 34th St-Hudson Yard and Grand Central, also serving 34th St Pier. Shuttle bus will be provided by NYC Ferry. NYC Ferry will operate special train ferry service between 34th St Pier. MetroCard will be cross honor on ferry including East River Ferry. Buses: During no train service, following buses will be extended temporality. Additional service on Q19, Q20A/B, Q32, Q33, Q44 SBS, Q48, Q53 SBS, Q66, Q70 SBS, Q72, Q104.

Jackson Heights Vandized on QV Bus Depot- Assault sign on floor. Flushing Q46 Onboard Kew Garden Midtown Enjoy it!!

Speaking of Brooklyn buses, which bus depot is doing the overnight B99 bus during subway shutdown?

Jackson Heights Astoria Long Island City Jamaica Fresh Meadow Kew Garden (from QM5) Forest Hills (from QM5) In QM5 Midtown Manhattan Woodside LGA Terminal B Enjoy it!!

That's correct Q53 SBS far from Dunkin Donut across from Market; Q70 SBS under LIRR is closer to Dunkin Donut, then Q32 in front of DD.