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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

  • L
  • S42 St
  • SFranklin Avenue
  • SRockaway Park

And the bus he knows cold

Nassau St Express · 21 stops · Jamaica Center-Parsons/Archer Broad St

Ready when you are

Nassau St Express

  1. Jamaica Center-Parsons/Archer

    Queens

    Downtown Jamaica The commercial heart of southeast Queens. King Manor, the home of Rufus King — a signer of the Constitution and an early opponent of slavery — is a museum in the park.

  2. Sutphin Blvd-Archer Av-JFK Airport

    Queens

  3. 121 St

    Queens

  4. 104 St

    Queens

  5. Woodhaven Blvd

    Queens

  6. 75 St-Elderts Ln

    Queens

  7. Crescent St

    Brooklyn

  8. Norwood Av

    Brooklyn

  9. Van Siclen Av

    Brooklyn

  10. Alabama Av

    Brooklyn

  11. Broadway Junction

    Brooklyn

  12. Chauncey St

    Brooklyn

  13. Gates Av

    Brooklyn

  14. Myrtle Av

    Brooklyn

  15. Marcy Av

    Brooklyn

  16. Delancey St-Essex St

    Manhattan

    The Lower East Side The Tenement Museum on Orchard Street preserves the apartments of the families who actually lived in them. Essex Market has been trading since 1940.

  17. Bowery

    Manhattan

  18. Canal St

    Manhattan

    Chinatown and Little Italy Canal Street is the seam between them, and one of the great street markets of the city.

  19. Chambers St

    Manhattan

  20. Fulton St

    Manhattan

  21. Broad St

    Manhattan

    The Financial District Broad Street runs down to Fraunces Tavern, where Washington said goodbye to his officers in 1783.