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Bus routes that end just before a bridge/another borough


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He meant the opposite-routes that only run in one borough and end just before they reach another borough. Like the way the S40 ends right near the Goethals Bridge and the Q12 and Q43 end just at the Queens-Nassau border.

 

I see now...the B48 terminates in Greenpoint at Meeker Avenue by the creek.

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He meant the opposite-routes that only run in one borough and end just before they reach another borough. Like the way the S40 ends right near the Goethals Bridge and the Q12 and Q43 end just at the Queens-Nassau border.

 

Bronx: Bx1, Bx2, Bx7, Bx9, Bx10, Bx16, Bx21, Bx31, Bx34, Bx39.

 

Queens: Q4, Q12, Q30, Q36, Q43, Q55, Q58, Q83, Q111.

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Also, the B43 terminates at Box St/Manhattan Av, a few blocks down from Newton Creek.

A good tidbit about that is that the old Crosstown depot is right across the street at that (MTA) lot

 

Q19 terminates under RFK Bridge at 21st St area.

 

Q39/Q66/Q100- Terminates under Queensboro Bridge.

 

Don't forget the Q67 & Q69 and maybe the B62 if you look at it

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Just about everything in downtown Brooklyn.

 

The (M21) ending near the Williamsburg, and people here were suggesting extending that to replace the (B39).

I almost forgot M14D ends under Williamsburg Bridge

 

M57 ends under 59th St Bridge and FDR Drive Ramp

M15 ends at 126th St Depot under RFK Bridge

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I almost forgot M14D ends under Williamsburg Bridge

 

M57 ends under 59th St Bridge and FDR Drive Ramp

M15 ends at 126th St Depot under RFK Bridge

 

The M14D ends on the north side of bridge while the M14A, M21 and the M22 end on the south side

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(off topic) why hasn't the M100 been extended back into Riverdale? and replace the 20 to 246th Street.
The M100 was split into the Bx7 (W. 246th to W.263rd) and a newly created Bx20 (Inwood to W. 246th) because the M100 was a very long route at that time. It was cut back to Inwood, but later extended to W. 215th.
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The M100 would've made the best Limited service if implemented. :tup: An average trip is 60 minutes. I can imagine that it was at least 80-90 minutes when it served Riverdale.

 

I grew up in Riverdale I remember when the m100 went to 263rd and the Bx1 went to 246th street.. there where afew long lines at that time the Bx41 was very long back then as well 241th street to 133th/Lincoln.
I never understood why the Bx1 went to Riverdale... maybe no Concourse riders ever went there?
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