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  • sought a like the qj train of old

  • @MrMiles716 Yup back in the days.

  • well i guess the train is going to run from meyropolatin avenue to continental avenue from queens to manhattan and back to queens dont make no sense

  • @MrMiles716 Well the M Train did do Queens to Brooklyn (North) to Manhattan back to Brooklyn (South) so yea still the same.

  • where does the vtrain run now

  • @MrMiles716 V Train via 6th Ave/53rd St/Queens Blvd Local from Lower East Side 2nd Ave to Forest Hills-71st Ave.

  • in a few more weeks the mtrain will go via 6th avenue another change im sure people who ride that line will be happy they wont have to get off at essex street and change for the f train uptown

  • @MrMiles716 I know all about the M Train. Its taking over the V line. And lets see how people is going to react on this.

  • This train used to be called the MJ. Before that it was the 10. Before that, when the BMT Standard cars, which had no signboards on the front, ran, when you stood on the platform at Broadway -Myrtle you looked for red and green lights on the front car of the arriving train. The J, formerly the 15, had two green lights. A rush hour local to Atlantic Ave. (later to Crescent St.) had two orange lights.

  • Yeah I know that. They used have a Myrtle Ave line going towards downtown.

  • If you were waiting at Wykoff Ave for a train going the other way, you looked for the red and green lights on the MJ or two red lights on the train to Jay Street. Even without the lights, it was easy to recognize the Jay Street train since the el structure was so rickety between Broadway-Myrtle and Jay Street that they could only use ancient wooden cars built around 1903.

  • I remember it being the QJ Train as well.

  • My grandmother told me that when she moved to Ridgewood before World War I, the elevated structure ended at Wykoff Ave. The train ran down a ramp and ran at grade level along the "Lutheran right-of-way" to Metropolitan Ave. When the el structure was extended to Fresh Pond Road, the grade level tracks were left in place and were used by the Flushing-Ridgewood trolley.

  • O Well I don't know about that. But I believe the workers started to build the Train tracks in New York.

  • these neighberhoods used to be itilans now it is all spanish

  • Thanks for this post. As a former NY'er who loves the subway it's always great to see stuff like this.

  • Your very welcome

  • how old is this video?

  • Almost a year old

  • ????????

  • Nice video lil bro I'm going to miss the R42 M Train they where the best just like the L Train.

  • I saw it just now.great video

  • thank you

  • Yes I do. I made a Z Train video on the Williamsburg Bridge

  • do you have any videos of a ride on a Z train

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