Queens Bus Map With Private Bus Lines Listed (Plus The Other Boroughs, Too!)

[EE Broadway Local 18]

I found an official Queens Bus Map from September 1999 with service guide listing Queens Bus Routes by TA, Green, Jamaica, Queens and Triborough (bottom of map) online:

 

http://web.archive.org/web/20000823062228/www.lirr.org/nyct/maps/busqns.pdf

 

Also, an official Brooklyn Bus Map from September 1999:

 

http://web.archive.org/web/20000823062216/www.lirr.org//nyct/maps/busbkln.pdf

 

An official Staten Island Bus Map with Saint George Terminal Bus Service Guide (bottom of map) from September 1999:

 

http://web.archive.org/web/20000823062236/www.lirr.org/nyct/maps/bussi.pdf

 

And an official The Bronx Bus Map from September 1999:

 

http://web.archive.org/web/20000823062236/www.lirr.org/nyct/maps/busbx.pdf

 

However, the official Manhattan Bus Map is the January 2000 AD edition:

 

http://web.archive.org/20000823062221/www.lirr.org/nyct/maps/busman.pdf

 

I hope you enjoy these borough bus maps from 1999. I apologize for not finding the matching official Manhattan Bus Map from September 1999. 70(EE)

[IRT Bronx Express 373]

Yep, I found those old maps months ago. Too bad I can't find the April 2007 Bronx map. :tdown:

[R44 CNG 473]

I miss the JFK Flyer the only LIB to run in front of my house, too bad its gone due to low ridership no it left the Q3 all alone :cry:

[Guest Charles]

Wow, the Queens map really brings back memories of old routes like the fare-free Q69 and the Q10A

[R32 3348 11]

I love the old Queens Bus map. I wish I didn't throw out my December 2002 map with all the separate private bus companies years ago.

[EE Broadway Local 18]

I'm glad you like the bus maps. These are the oldest official MTA maps I can find online. I, too, like the Queens Bus Map for the memories.

 

The Wayback Machine has some interesting items, transit related, dating back to 1996. http://www.lirr.org seems to have more listed than http://www.mta.info and you can look up other agencies like NJ Transit, Septa, MBTA, CTA also.

[MattTrain 3,120]

I love the old Queens Bus map. I wish I didn't throw out my December 2002 map with all the separate private bus companies years ago.

 

Do you want me to give you one when we hang out next time?

[R32 3348 11]

Do you want me to give you one when we hang out next time?

Sure, thanks a lot!

[Green Lines 96 16]

I remember I had a Queens Map from 1998 that someone gave me in 2002. Little did I know it would become rare to find any map that has PBL names or references on it. If I wasn't a careless kid I'd probably have it now. On the wayback machine they even have some old PBL maps from 2000 and the PBL websites.

[BM5 via Woodhaven 5,465]

Sorry for bumping but since when did Bee Line 93 stop operating

[qjtransitmaster 216]

Sorry for bumping but since when did Bee Line 93 stop operating

 

PM shortline he might know BL never had a 93 to my knowledge

[EE Broadway Local 18]

Each of you is very welcome! Thank you.

[DanTheTransitMan 355]

Yep, I found those old maps months ago. Too bad I can't find the April 2007 Bronx map. :tdown:

 

Eltingville transit center still has bronx bus maps that are from 2007 and 2008.

[Mysterious2train 587]

These old maps are interesting :cool:

[Far Rock Depot 1,291]

PM shortline he might know BL never had a 93 to my knowledge

 

they did. it was a Playland route from Pelham Bay. i use to ride that to Playland. it ran Flxibles unlike the old 90 on fordham that ran artics.

[BM5 via Woodhaven 5,465]

they did. it was a Playland route from Pelham Bay. i use to ride that to Playland. it ran Flxibles unlike the old 90 on fordham that ran artics.

 

Do you know when the 93 stopped operating

[Far Rock Depot 1,291]

Do you know when the 93 stopped operating

 

not quite sure. im assuming around late 90s early 2000s? it had low ridership. it primarily served co-op city and new rochelle then non stop to playland. n/b buses had "playland" signed and s/b buses stated "co-op city". that bus gave a good view of the now eastchester depot back when it was nybs. it was my favorite bee line route.

[brokecrazy 16]

I remember I had a Queens Map from 1998 that someone gave me in 2002. Little did I know it would become rare to find any map that has PBL names or references on it. If I wasn't a careless kid I'd probably have it now. On the wayback machine they even have some old PBL maps from 2000 and the PBL websites.

 

You can always check on EBAY for older maps. THere are almost always postings for several years on the site.