Jamaica Express Posted October 11, 2008 #1 Posted October 11, 2008 In 1968 when the second phase of the Chrystie Street connector opened...a Rush Hour (KK) train service was implemented...it served all 6 Ave local stations as well as Jamaica Line stations...some trains terminated at Broadway Jct while others continued to Jamaica....it was discontinued in 1976due to TA's serious fianancial crisis I would like to personally see the K service brought back or some type of service that utilizes the Chrystie St connector...which would link line riders directly to Midtown....the service could terminate at Bway Jct...Rockaway Pkwy or Crescent St and would allow for express service once again between Myrtle Ave and Broadway Jct I know that the ridership potential is there...at least for Rush Hours please let me know what your thoughts and opinions are...
Pablo M 201 Posted October 11, 2008 #2 Posted October 11, 2008 I couldn't agree more about this. This service would do lots of good during the rush hour, and also alleviate abit of crowding on the to Brooklyn. And just in case some of you can't think, and can't fully understand why I mention the is because quite a few people from Midtown looking for the east of Broadway Junction, or abit west of there, would just take the at 14th Street stations and continue on from there. I've seen this before so I know what I'm talking about.
Nature Posted October 11, 2008 #4 Posted October 11, 2008 Heh Email The Mta and see what happens who knows if they will say "Hmm"
MTA 2 MARTA Posted October 11, 2008 #5 Posted October 11, 2008 Heh Email The Mta and see what happens who knows if they will say "Hmm" As a Canarsien Most of us Get off @ Bway Junction For the West side & Midtown, Lower Manhattan. I Know a Extend or New From Rocakway PKWY Or Bway Junction would help a lot its not alot of option in the East.
Jamaica Express Posted October 11, 2008 Author #6 Posted October 11, 2008 Thats what I was thinking...extend the to ENY, Crescent St or Canarsie during Rush Hours Allow the or to run express between Bway Jct and Myrtle Ave
R32 3348 Posted October 11, 2008 #7 Posted October 11, 2008 You're talking about the + Combo right? (to the OP)
Jamaica Express Posted October 11, 2008 Author #8 Posted October 11, 2008 not really...the will serve as supplemental service to local stations Marcy thru Myrtle and suplemental Midtown service on line stations Myrtle thru Bway Jct (enabling the to run express between Myrtle and Bway Jct)...there it will either terminate or continue to Crescent street or to Canarsie on the
MTR Admiralty Posted October 11, 2008 #9 Posted October 11, 2008 You're talking about the + Combo right? (to the OP) hell yea... theres are bountiful threads on subchat... if u want them in DETAIL, ask wallyhorse there... hes da expert on bull like dat.
N-Trizzy2609 Posted October 11, 2008 #10 Posted October 11, 2008 It should be a from 205th Street to Rockaway Parkway via the Chrystie Street. It would run peak express in The Bronx. Run Local in Manhattan to 59th Street then Express to the . Run local in Brooklyn to Broadway Junction and then run as a extra down the Canarsie Line. Canarsians will get a one-seat ride to The Bronx but it will also mean the ( will have to go to 168th Street or run express on the Central Park Line. But the would run full express to and from Marcy to Broadway Juction. And it would have to utilize 8 Car R160s or R143s and the and ( would have to change to CBTC to match the .
Myrtle Local Posted October 12, 2008 #11 Posted October 12, 2008 This was an idea I had, doesn't add a new subway line but juggles some around is terminated runs as QB/6th Local via 53rd Street between Forest Hills and Coney Island at all times. runs between 57th/6th and Metro Ave via 6th Ave Local/Crystie Connection/Williamsburg Local daily except late nights. runs between 179th St/Jamaica and Coney Island via QB Express/63rd St tunnel 24/7 then along current route to Stillwell. (I know the is being held for 2nd Ave line use so that may not work here) runs between Broadway Junction (express between Bway Junction and Myrtle) and Bay Parkway via Broadway-Brooklyn-Williamsburg-Nassau then along the existing "M" line to Bay Parkway
MTR Admiralty Posted October 12, 2008 #12 Posted October 12, 2008 This was an idea I had, doesn't add a new subway line but juggles some around is terminated runs as QB/6th Local via 53rd Street between Forest Hills and Coney Island at all times. runs between 57th/6th and Metro Ave via 6th Ave Local/Crystie Connection/Williamsburg Local daily except late nights. runs between 179th St/Jamaica and Coney Island via QB Express/63rd St tunnel 24/7 then along current route to Stillwell. (I know the is being held for 2nd Ave line use so that may not work here) runs between Broadway Junction (express between Bway Junction and Myrtle) and Bay Parkway via Broadway-Brooklyn-Williamsburg-Nassau then along the existing "M" line to Bay Parkway i'd rather simply combine da veronica wit da miranda. leave other lines as they r.
Myrtle Local Posted October 13, 2008 #13 Posted October 13, 2008 i'd rather simply combine da veronica wit da miranda. leave other lines as they r. True but the would wind up having a "U" route. I know routes aren't designed for terminal to terminal rides but I there aren't any routes that have two terminals in the same borough let alone so close to each other. In the end I'm sure the will never have it's route changed because it's been traveling to South Brooklyn in one form or another since it's been around whether it was down the Brighton Line, Sea Beach Line and now the West End.
Jamaica Express Posted October 13, 2008 Author #14 Posted October 13, 2008 combining the & lines would 1) Eliminate South Bklyn service (which is used believe it or not) 2) Significantly reduce service along the Nassau Street Line during Rush Hours 3) Eliminate the possibility for a full express Between Marcy Ave & Bway Jct The extension of the 1) Give a direct and greatly needed link between 6th Ave and Bway EL 2) Provide significantly increased service along local Bway EL stations when the are running express 3) gives the possibility of relieving crowding on the from riders transffering from stations east of Bway Jct 4) increased service on the entire Brooklyn Portion of the line My Plan in detail would be alternate running express east of Myrtle Ave making all stops to Bway Jct skip stop scheduling would have to be re-worked to accomodate east of Bway Jct to Crescent Street The would be extended to Bklyn(6:45 AM-10:45AM & 3:30PM-7:30PM) R-46's on the would be swapped with R-32's and 42's from the lines and perhaps some R-160's from ENY
Bruticus Posted October 13, 2008 #15 Posted October 13, 2008 It should be a from 205th Street to Rockaway Parkway via the Chrystie Street. It would run peak express in The Bronx. Run Local in Manhattan to 59th Street then Express to the . Run local in Brooklyn to Broadway Junction and then run as a extra down the Canarsie Line. Canarsians will get a one-seat ride to The Bronx but it will also mean the ( will have to go to 168th Street or run express on the Central Park Line. But the would run full express to and from Marcy to Broadway Juction. And it would have to utilize 8 Car R160s or R143s and the and (© would have to change to CBTC to match the . CBTC on the heh man if the CBTC craps out within 145st to 59st that would be chaos imo. I was working on the last week and the CBTC on the train I was on crapped out so bad that the T/O could only do 2mph into a station I told T/O after the first station to call it in so we can put the train in bypass. It did the same crap at the next station the T/O called it in and was told to put the train in bypass. Second a new line means more crews = more money (which MTA claims they dont have)at this best time. Do you mean peak express from the Bronx to Manhattan by the way that would be nice. I also do like the fact of the running express to 59th but not from 168th. Specially if the express coming thru there that means if a on time express pulls into 168th and there's a late trying to leave the station they are gonna push the late ahead of a on schedule which will make the late. Now you have 3 express trains on the same track to 59th if something happens in this situation then you gotta reroute the express's all on the local track and you cant have so many express's going express on the local it would get too crazy. I can see 59th master tower losing control like the normally do on regular days. I am looking at this at a employee perspective it would be nice on paper, however on the road it would be crazy. A good example would be to look at Queens the doesn't goto CTL anymore they say its due to track work however its from the congestion with the also ending at CTL and all the other craziness that goes on at the Queens Blvd lines.
Brighton Local Posted October 13, 2008 #16 Posted October 13, 2008 Heres my plan: Trains from Washington Hts-168 St to Middle Village-Metropolitan Av; Central Pk West / 8 Av Local / Via West 4 St to the IND 6 Av Line / Chrystie St Cut / Williamsburg Bridge / Myrtle Av Local. *Late nights Myrtle Av Shuttle; Myrtle Av- to Metropolitan Av only. *Replaced by in Lower Manhattan and In Brooklyn replaces the between Jamaica Center & Myrtle Av, then normal. Forest Hills-71 Av, Queens to Euclid Av, Brooklyn; Queens Blvd / 53 St / 6 Av Local / West 4 St Crossover to the IND 8 Av line / 6 Av Local / Cranberry St Tunnel / Fulton St Local. Except Late nights. *Replaces in Lower Manhattan & In Brooklyn Replaced by Zachary
MTR Admiralty Posted October 13, 2008 #17 Posted October 13, 2008 Heres my plan: Trains from Washington Hts-168 St to Middle Village-Metropolitan Av; Central Pk West / 8 Av Local / Via West 4 St to the IND 6 Av Line / Chrystie St Cut / Williamsburg Bridge / Myrtle Av Local. *Late nights Myrtle Av Shuttle; Myrtle Av- to Metropolitan Av only. *Replaced by in Lower Manhattan and In Brooklyn replaces the between Jamaica Center & Myrtle Av, then normal. Forest Hills-71 Av, Queens to Euclid Av, Brooklyn; Queens Blvd / 53 St / 6 Av Local / West 4 St Crossover to the IND 8 Av line / 6 Av Local / Cranberry St Tunnel / Fulton St Local. Except Late nights. *Replaces in Lower Manhattan & In Brooklyn Replaced by Zachary VERY interesting at west 4. its actually feasible: http://images.nycsubway.org/trackmap/detail-w4.png there might be a bottleneck though. say is at da station. the must wait before the ramp for the to leave before descending. that might slow da down. less tph?
MTR Admiralty Posted October 13, 2008 #18 Posted October 13, 2008 combining the & lines would1) Eliminate South Bklyn service (which is used believe it or not) 2) Significantly reduce service along the Nassau Street Line during Rush Hours 3) Eliminate the possibility for a full express Between Marcy Ave & Bway Jct The extension of the 1) Give a direct and greatly needed link between 6th Ave and Bway EL 2) Provide significantly increased service along local Bway EL stations when the are running express 3) gives the possibility of relieving crowding on the from riders transffering from stations east of Bway Jct 4) increased service on the entire Brooklyn Portion of the line 5) Alleviate congestion on the , as customers do not have to transfer at the Delancey Street station My Plan in detail would be alternate running express east of Myrtle Ave making all stops to Bway Jct skip stop scheduling would have to be re-worked to accomodate east of Bway Jct to Crescent Street The would be extended to Bklyn(6:45 AM-10:45AM & 3:30PM-7:30PM) R-46's on the would be swapped with R-32's and 42's from the lines and perhaps some R-160's from ENY call me crazy, but my plan would be: -ill follow brighton's plan with sending the to metro via da chrystie cut, nd the TO LEFFERTS via cranberry tunnel - is extended to bay parkway during rush hours; based on my observations, da current is split into 2. metropolitan riders ride to essex to canal to transfer to an uptown train to destinations, vice versa. at canal or essex or chambers, passengers ride to so. bk. - is extended to broad street full time long term: -when second ave subway phase 3 is being built, build a connection from houston st 2 da bowery station, da SAS could run on nassau street to brooklyn
MTA 2 MARTA Posted October 15, 2008 #19 Posted October 15, 2008 I think it can be easy Jamaica Parson - Broad St Rokcaway Pkwy - 71st St - 6av Lcl, Queens Blvd Lcl Broadway junction - Broad St - Nassua Exp The would Help Broadway El Service , Locals , Express the is cut back to BWAY Junction Put in Direct from Yard. THe Can Handle the Rest of the EL From BWAY Junction to JP without the Skip stop. Swicthing to Express @ Myrtle So its always 2 Locals West of BWAY Junction and the is a pure Express with all Turning into to (J)'s @ Broad St.
MTR Admiralty Posted October 15, 2008 #20 Posted October 15, 2008 I think it can be easy Jamaica Parson - Broad St Rokcaway Pkwy - 71st St - 6av Lcl, Queens Blvd Lcl Broadway junction - Broad St - Nassua Exp The would Help Broadway El Service , Locals , Express the is cut back to BWAY Junction Put in Direct from Yard. THe Can Handle the Rest of the EL From BWAY Junction to JP without the Skip stop. Swicthing to Express @ Myrtle So its always 2 Locals West of BWAY Junction and the is a pure Express with all Turning into to (J)'s @ Broad St. lols, da canarsians wud go: what da ? at da
Eric B Posted October 16, 2008 #21 Posted October 16, 2008 They do need to run a 6th Av. service, as the is ridiculously crowded, even non-rush hours. But combining the and would be too disruptive because of the shorter length trains required, and depriving the Gowanus line of local service to Church Av. so all (F)s could go express. The hope for a northern terminus would have been the middle track at 72nd St. 2nd Ave, but this was recently cut out of the plans. You could share the 96th or 125th St. terminals with the until the begins running, but they probably won't bother starting the service at all, then. (Unless they determine the line below 63rs where the will go won't be built in the foreseeable future again). In any case, they could do the combo on weekends. (I see more ridership on the weekends as well).
MTA 2 MARTA Posted October 18, 2008 #22 Posted October 18, 2008 They do need to run a 6th Av. service, as the is ridiculously crowded, even non-rush hours. But combining the and would be too disruptive because of the shorter length trains required, and depriving the Gowanus line of local service to Church Av. so all (F)s could go express. The hope for a northern terminus would have been the middle track at 72nd St. 2nd Ave, but this was recently cut out of the plans. You could share the 96th or 125th St. terminals with the until the begins running, but they probably won't bother starting the service at all, then. (Unless they determine the line below 63rs where the will go won't be built in the foreseeable future again). In any case, they could do the combo on weekends. (I see more ridership on the weekends as well). The To Church Will Be A Good Lcl for the cut it to Court Sq Still Having , queens blvd lcl u Give 6 Av riders more Option.
Eric B Posted October 18, 2008 #23 Posted October 18, 2008 The couldn't be the local to Church by itself, because that would not be good for those on the local stations, who would lose direct 6th Ave. service.
Lefferts Blvd X Posted October 18, 2008 #24 Posted October 18, 2008 It should be a from 205th Street to Rockaway Parkway via the Chrystie Street. It would run peak express in The Bronx. Run Local in Manhattan to 59th Street then Express to the . Run local in Brooklyn to Broadway Junction and then run as a extra down the Canarsie Line. Canarsians will get a one-seat ride to The Bronx but it will also mean the ( will have to go to 168th Street or run express on the Central Park Line. But the would run full express to and from Marcy to Broadway Juction. And it would have to utilize 8 Car R160s or R143s and the and ( would have to change to CBTC to match the . Id love to see that...I like the idea of bringing back the
MTA 2 MARTA Posted October 18, 2008 #25 Posted October 18, 2008 The couldn't be the local to Church by itself, because that would not be good for those on the local stations, who would lose direct 6th Ave. service. U still Got Bergen St which i would open back up they still can get the without any problems.
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