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ANTOINE WHITETHE CONDUCTOR · NYC TRANSIT

Ride-Along

Ride the line with him

Pick any train in the city and watch it run, stop by stop. Each station lights up as the train pulls in — and where Antoine has something to say about a stop, he says it.

Every train in the city

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  • S42 St
  • SFranklin Avenue
  • SRockaway Park

And the bus he knows cold

7 Avenue Express · 71 stops · Wakefield-241 St Flatbush Av-Brooklyn College

Ready when you are

7 Avenue Express

  1. Wakefield-241 St

    Bronx◷ Not every 2 stops here

  2. Nereid Av

    Bronx

  3. 233 St

    Bronx

  4. 225 St

    Bronx

  5. 219 St

    Bronx

  6. Gun Hill Rd

    Bronx

  7. Burke Av

    Bronx

  8. Allerton Av

    Bronx

  9. Pelham Pkwy

    Bronx

  10. Bronx Park East

    Bronx

  11. E 180 St

    Bronx

  12. West Farms Sq-E Tremont Av

    Bronx

    The Bronx Zoo 265 acres, one of the largest zoos in the United States. The New York Botanical Garden is just north, with 50 acres of old-growth forest that has never been cut.

  13. 174 St

    Bronx

  14. Freeman St

    Bronx

  15. Simpson St

    Bronx

  16. Intervale Av

    Bronx

  17. Prospect Av

    Bronx

  18. Jackson Av

    Bronx

  19. 3 Av-149 St

    Bronx

  20. 149 St-Grand Concourse

    Bronx

  21. 135 St

    Manhattan

  22. 125 St

    Manhattan

    Harlem, on Lenox Lenox Avenue — Malcolm X Boulevard — was the spine of the Harlem Renaissance. Sylvia's has been serving on it since 1962, and Marcus Garvey Park is a few blocks north.

  23. 116 St

    Manhattan

  24. 110 St-Malcolm X Plaza

    Manhattan

  25. 96 St

    Manhattan

  26. 86 St

    Manhattan◷ Not every 2 stops here

  27. 79 St

    Manhattan◷ Not every 2 stops here

  28. 72 St

    Manhattan

  29. 66 St-Lincoln Center

    Manhattan◷ Not every 2 stops here

    Lincoln Center The Metropolitan Opera, the New York Philharmonic, New York City Ballet and the Juilliard School, all on one plaza.

  30. 59 St-Columbus Circle

    Manhattan◷ Not every 2 stops here

    Columbus Circle The southwest corner of Central Park, and the point every distance from New York City is officially measured from.

  31. 50 St

    Manhattan◷ Not every 2 stops here

  32. Times Sq-42 St

    Manhattan

    Times Square The Theater District, and the busiest station in the system by a distance. The ball has dropped here on New Year's Eve since 1907.

  33. 34 St-Penn Station

    Manhattan

    Madison Square Garden Penn Station is the busiest transit hub in the Western Hemisphere, and Madison Square Garden is built straight on top of it. The Knicks won it all here in 2026 — their first title since 1973.

  34. 28 St

    Manhattan◷ Not every 2 stops here

  35. 23 St

    Manhattan◷ Not every 2 stops here

    Chelsea The High Line runs above the streets to the west — a freight railway turned park, kept where it was rather than pulled down.

  36. 18 St

    Manhattan◷ Not every 2 stops here

  37. 14 St

    Manhattan

  38. Christopher St-Stonewall

    Manhattan◷ Not every 2 stops here

  39. Houston St

    Manhattan◷ Not every 2 stops here

  40. Canal St

    Manhattan◷ Not every 2 stops here

  41. Franklin St

    Manhattan◷ Not every 2 stops here

  42. Chambers St

    Manhattan

  43. Park Place

    Manhattan

  44. Fulton St

    Manhattan

  45. Wall St

    Manhattan

  46. Clark St

    Brooklyn

  47. Borough Hall

    Brooklyn

  48. Hoyt St

    Brooklyn

  49. Nevins St

    Brooklyn

  50. Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr

    Brooklyn

    Barclays Center Home of the Brooklyn Nets, and the busiest interchange in Brooklyn — eleven subway lines and the Long Island Rail Road meet under it.

  51. Bergen St

    Brooklyn

  52. Grand Army Plaza

    Brooklyn

    Prospect Park Olmsted and Vaux built Central Park first, then built this one — and thought it the better of the two. The arch at Grand Army Plaza is a memorial to the Union dead.

  53. Eastern Pkwy-Brooklyn Museum

    Brooklyn

    The Brooklyn Museum The museum and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden share the corner. Eastern Parkway, the first parkway of its kind anywhere, carries the West Indian Day Parade every Labor Day.

  54. Franklin Av-Medgar Evers College

    Brooklyn

  55. Nostrand Av

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  56. Kingston Av

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  57. Crown Hts-Utica Av

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  58. Sutter Av-Rutland Rd

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  59. Saratoga Av

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  60. Rockaway Av

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  61. Junius St

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  62. Pennsylvania Av

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  63. Van Siclen Av

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  64. New Lots Av

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  65. President St-Medgar Evers College

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  66. Sterling St

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  67. Winthrop St

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  68. Church Av

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  69. Beverly Rd

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  70. Newkirk Av-Little Haiti

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here

  71. Flatbush Av-Brooklyn College

    Brooklyn◷ Not every 2 stops here