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8 av local train that runs from Euclid Av in Brooklyn to 168 Street in Manhattan. It has a total of 40 stops and it is a slower alternative to the A train wen you miss it and you don't want to suffocate waiting for another at Broadway Junction and late nights. Also the train goes fast between High Street and Fulton Street and you gotta thank the conductor for driving almost 60 mph!!!
This is a Manhattan bound C train, the next stop is, Rockaway Av. Stand clear of the closing doors please???
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8 Av Local or Queens Boulevard Express train that goes from Jamaica Center in Queens to World Trade Center in Manhattan. Has a total of 34 stops and you'll be zooming from Jackson Heights Roosevelt Av to Queens plaza at infinite speed along with the F train!!!!!
This is a World Trade Center bound E train (local before the word "train"), the next stop is, Spring Street. Stand clear of the closing doors please???
6 Av express train that runs from Coney Island in Brooklyn to Norwood-205 St in the Bronx. It has a total of 41 stations and its goes at the speed of light between 36 St and Atlantic Av Barclays Center. Goes via the Manhattan bridge and one of the fastest trains to get to Coney Island.
"This is a Manhattan bound D train, the next stop is, Barclays Center. Stand clear of the closing doors please???
Lexington Av local train that goes from Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall in Manhattan to Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx. Has a total of 38 stations and there is an express version of the 6 train that goes express from 3 Av-148 Street in the Bronx to Hunts Point Av, then to Parkchester during rush hour on weekdays. It goes through the abandoned City Hall station so if you wat to get through there, get on the 6 train at Brooklyn Bridge and hide inside the train to avoid getting caught. Then you will see the abandoned station after 2 minutes.
"There is a Uptown local 6 train to Pelham Bay Park, 3 minutes away."
Flushing local and rarely express that goes from 34 St-Hudson Yards in Manhattan to Flushing-Main Street in Queens. Has a total of 22 stations and it has an express train that rarely goes express even though it says "This is a Manhattan or Queens bound 7 express train." Its just another local train. It goes express from Queensboro Plaza to Junction Blvd, then from there to Mets-Willets Point during rush hour on weekdays. The ride is a smooth experience sometimes stopping in the middle of nowhere but the train ride is fun.
"There is a Manhattan bound local 7 train to 34 St-Hudson Yards, approaching the station, please stand away from the platform edge."
Lexington Av express train that goes from Crown Heights Utica Av in Brooklyn to Woodlawn in the Bronx. Has a total of 35 stops and when you wait for the train at Utica Av, it does not open its doors right away, you have to wait about 5 minutes for the doors to open while suffocating underground in the heat. The 5 train is a little bit faster than the 4 in my opinion.
"There is a Downtown express 4 train to Crown Heights Utica Av, approaching the station, please stand away from the platform edge."