Chambers/World Trade plus Cortlandt BMT are listed as officially online, but not Park Place.
14/8th is not listed as active.
but High Street is listed as online
Add the following.
175th
155th
50th
both errors have been corrected
the 8th Avenue Line is now active (save for 86th for some reason) from 34th to 207
there are 9 stations left for the monthly goal.
More updates:
add
207th- 181st
42nd/Bryant Park
They still haven't fixed the error about 168th and now they forgot 42nd and 6th is a complex with the 7.
they have not gone into detail about that. I can only guess readers will be on the buses ether way, in the event the bus has to run on a non-SBS route in an emergency.
Seems 168th is active now, they put the 1 back to “all stations”, but it’s not listed on the A or C.
the site does list 163-Amsterdam and 72nd as active.
I would disagree on the idea the stations in the Bronx could be converted to normal express stops within the current tunnel size. Tunneling below it would be... let's call it interesting and move on.
As to the overall question, does the ridership number justify the costs.
One change to one section of a line has a knock-on effect that ripples out through the rest of the system. If we're talking "full time" does that mean weekends? Do we now need to run the B on Saturday and Sunday? Does the Brighton Line need an express on Saturday and Sunday?
The entire point of the Post Manhattan Bridge rebuild configuration was that the B could go to bed at night and take the weekend off instead of the half dozen different combinations of date and time specific northern terminals it served at various points in time in my childhood in the 90s.
the NYCT twitter has noted the local stations as far north as 191st on the 1 are online. seems they have yet to activate 72nd or 96th, and I'm getting conflicting reports about 168th.