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E (New York City Subway service)

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The E Eighth Avenue Local is a service of the New York City Subway. It is colored blue since it uses the IND Eighth Avenue Line through midtown Manhattan. Its normal service pattern is from Jamaica Center-Parsons Boulevard to World Trade Center, running express through Queens and local through Manhattan; some rush hour trips run to Jamaica-179th Street to supplement the . During late nights, the service runs local in Queens; two local stops in eastern Queens are also served on weekends.

The following lines are used by the :

Line Tracks When
IND Archer Avenue Line (full line) N/A always
IND Queens Boulevard Line north of Briarwood-Van Wyck Boulevard express rush hours only
IND Queens Boulevard Line from Briarwood-Van Wyck Boulevard to Forest Hills-71st Avenue express (local late nights and weekends) always
IND Queens Boulevard Line south of Forest Hills-71st Avenue express (local late nights) always
IND Eighth Avenue Line from 42nd Street-Port Authority Bus Terminal to World Trade Center local always
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Service history

 
E

8TH AVE
 
E

8THAV-HOUSTON
 
EE

8TH AVE
R1 end rollsigns
E
EE
1967-1979 bullets (in a circle)

Service on the E was affected by the September 11, 2001 attacks because its terminal is at the northeastern corner of the WTC site. Service for the line was changed so that it went to Euclid Avenue in Brooklyn as the Fulton Street Local — the first time it had gone to the borough since 1976. Service was restored after the World Trade Center terminus was reopened a few months after the attacks.

The E train used to follow the F train to 179 St-Hillside Avenue in Queens at all times, but in 1988, the new Archer Avenue Subway opened and two tracks known as the "Van Wyck Stub" (so called because they are under Van Wyck Boulevard — now the Van Wyck Expressway), which were constantly in subway extension plans dating back to 1929, were connected to the upper level of this two level, four track subway. The lower level is used for J/Z service. As of 2004, several rush hour E trains operate to 179th Street.

Station listing

For a more detailed station listing, see the articles on the lines listed above.

Station When Services
from 179th Street (Queens)
Jamaica-179th Street some rush hour trips
Parsons Boulevard some rush hour trips E (1) F
Queens
Jamaica Center-Parsons Boulevard always
Sutphin Boulevard-JFK Airport always E J Z (1a)
AirTrain
Jamaica-Van Wyck always E
trains from 179th Street enter here
Briarwood-Van Wyck Boulevard late nights and weekends only
Kew Gardens-Union Turnpike always
75th Avenue late nights and weekends only E (45) F
Forest Hills-71st Avenue always
67th Avenue late nights only
63rd Drive-Rego Park late nights only E (5) G (345) R (1234) V (123)
Woodhaven Boulevard late nights only E (5) G (345) R (1234) V (123)
Grand Avenue-Newtown late nights only E (5) G (345) R (1234) V (123)
Elmhurst Avenue late nights only E (5) G (345) R (1234) V (123)
Roosevelt Avenue-Jackson Heights always E F G (345) R (1234) V (123)
65th Street late nights only E (5) G (345) R (1234) V (123)
Northern Boulevard late nights only E (5) G (345) R (1234) V (123)
46th Street late nights only E (5) G (345) R (1234) V (123)
Steinway Street late nights only E (5) G (345) R (1234) V (123)
36th Street late nights only E (5) G (345) R (1234) V (123)
Queens Plaza always
23rd Street-Ely Avenue always
(MetroCard)
Manhattan
Lexington Avenue-53rd Street always E V (123)
Roosevelt Island Tramway
Fifth Avenue-53rd Street always E V (123)
Seventh Avenue always
50th Street always E
42nd Street-Port Authority Bus Terminal always 7 <7> (1a2a3b)
Port Authority Bus Terminal
34th Street-Penn Station
Amtrak
always A C (1234) E
23rd Street always
14th Street always A C (1234) E
West Fourth Street-Washington Square always A C (1234) E
Spring Street always A (5) C (1234) E
Canal Street always A C (1234) E
World Trade Center always


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Last updated: 06-05-2005 01:13:54
10-26-2009 08:16:03
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