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Route 1 (New York City Subway)

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Metropolitan Transportation Authority (New York)

New York City Subway and SIR
MTA

NYCS Route 1 Broadway – Seventh Avenue Local
NYCS Route 2 Seventh Avenue Express
NYCS Route 3 Seventh Avenue Express
NYCS Route 4 Lexington Avenue Express
NYCS Route 5 Lexington Avenue Express
NYCS Route 6 Lexington Avenue/Pelham Local
NYCS Route 6d Lexington Avenue Local/Pelham Express
NYCS Route 7 Flushing Local
NYCS Route 7d Flushing Express
NYCS Route A Eighth Avenue Express
NYCS Route B Sixth Avenue Express
NYCS Route C Eighth Avenue Local
NYCS Route D Sixth Avenue Express
NYCS Route E Eighth Avenue Local
NYCS Route F Sixth Avenue Local
NYCS Route G Crosstown Local
NYCS Route J Nassau Street Local
NYCS Route L 14 Street – Canarsie Local
NYCS Route M Sixth Avenue Local
NYCS Route N Broadway Express
NYCS Route Q Broadway Express
NYCS Route R Broadway Local
NYCS Route W Broadway Local
NYCS Route Z Nassau Street Express
NYCS Route S 42nd Street Shuttle
NYCS Route S Franklin Avenue Shuttle
NYCS Route S Rockaway Park Shuttle
NYCS Route SIRl Staten Island Railway Local
NYCS Route SIRe Staten Island Railway Express
NYCS Route T Second Avenue Local (future)

These are services for lines see List of NYCS lines view

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The 1 Broadway – Seventh Avenue Local is a service of the New York City Subway. It is colored red on station signs and the NYC Subway map because it represents service provided on the IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line, which it follows for its entire route. For more information on the line, including history, see that article. Trains of the 1 service run 24 hours per day, seven days per week.

Service historyEdit

 
1

BROADWAY
 
9

DYRE AVE
R12 end rollsigns
1
1967-1979 bullet
(in a circle)

The original line that opened on October 27, 1904 from 145th Street to City Hall, via Broadway, 42nd Street, Park Avenue South, and Lafayette Street. There was express service, which used switches at 96th Street, as well as local service.

On November 1, 1904, the line was extended to 157th Street.

On January 16, 1905, Fulton Street opened.

On June 12, 1905, Wall Street opened, followed by Bowling Green and South Ferry loop the next month.

On March 12, 1906, the IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line is extended to 215th Street; followed by 225th Street on January 14, 1907, and finally, to 242nd Street on August 8, 1908.

On April 15, 1919, the Clark Street Tunnel to Borough Hall, Brooklyn is completed. West Side trains no longer crossed Manhattan on the 42nd Street segment, which became the IRT 42nd Street Shuttle.

In December, trains began operating to Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn.

On August 23, 1920, trains began alternating between Flatbush Avenue and Utica Avenue.

Three months later, the line is extended to Junius Street. Shuttle service began between that station and Utica Avenue.

On January 3, 1921, non-rush service terminates at Atlantic Avenue. Shuttle service began operating from Borough Hall to Flatbush Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue, but this ended a month later.

A year later, the entire IRT Eastern Parkway Line is completed. Single track shuttles operated between Pennsylvania Avenue and New Lots Avenue.

Beginning on April 9, 1923, express service ran from 242nd Street to Pennsylvania Avenue and from 215th Street to Flatbush Avenue.

On October 31, 1924, service ran to New Lots Avenue.

Beginning on December 1, 1924, rush hour trains alternated to Utica Avenue and Flatbush Avenue. Over the decades, the route switched back and forth between Utica Avenue, New Lots Avenue and Flatbush Avenue at different times, (from 1934–37, trains separated at Brooklyn Museum, with one half going to Flatbush Avenue, and the other to New Lots Avenue) until February 6, 1959, when all trains were locals to South Ferry only.

After September 11, 2001, 1 trains had to be rerouted since the IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line ran directly under the World Trade Center and was heavily damaged in the collapse of the South Tower. It ran only between 242nd Street and 14th Street, running local north of and express south of 96th Street; the 3 and skip-stop service were suspended at this time. On September 19, after a few switching delays at 96th Street, service was changed. 1 trains made all local stops from 242nd Street to New Lots Avenue via the Clark Street Tunnel and IRT Eastern Parkway Line, to replace 3 service, which terminated at 14th Street. On September 15, 2002, 1 trains returned to South Ferry and the skip-stop service was restored.

Skip-stop serviceEdit

9  The 1/9 skip-stop service was introduced on August 26, 1989 to meet demands for more frequent service. At first, almost every station between 242nd Street–Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx and 137th Street–City College in Manhattan was skipped. However, as time passed, many skipped stations became more utilized and were no longer skipped. Popularity and use rose to where the skip-stop service saved little or no time at all. By 1995, 1 trains only skipped three stops while 9 trains only skipped four. In early 2005, it was announced that the skip-stop service would be discontinued due to low ridership, and the 9 train made its final run on May 27. 1 trains then started to make all stops at all times.

During skip-stop service, the following stations were assigned to the 1 only:

  • 238th Street
  • 215th Street
  • Dyckman Street
  • 157th Street

and the following stations to the 9 only:

  • 225th Street–Marble Hill
  • 207th Street
  • 145th Street

RouteEdit

Route 1 service uses the following lines with the same service pattern at all times.

Line Starting terminal Ending terminal Tracks
IRT Broadway – Seventh Avenue Line Van Cortlandt Park – 242nd Street South Ferry local
Station service legend
Black dot Stops all times
Period dot Stops all times except late nights
Crescent dot Stops late nights only
Circle dot Stops weekdays only
Half diamond Stops rush hours in the peak direction only
Gray dot Station closed
NYCS Route 1 Stations Wheelchair Transfer Connections and notes
Black dot Van Cortlandt Park – 242nd Street
Black dot 238th Street 242nd Street-bound platform is exit-only
Black dot 231st Street Wheelchair
Black dot Marble Hill – 225th Street Metro-North: Hudson Line @ Marble Hill
Black dot 215th Street
Black dot 207th Street Bx12 SBS
Black dot Dyckman Street Wheelchair Station is ADA-accessible in the southbound direction only.
Black dot 191st Street
Black dot 181st Street George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal
Black dot 168th Street NYCS Route ABlack dot NYCS Route CPeriod dot
Black dot 157th Street
Black dot 145th Street
Black dot 137th Street – City College
Black dot 125th Street M60 SBS to LaGuardia Airport
Black dot 116th Street – Columbia University
Black dot Cathedral Parkway – 110th Street
Black dot 103rd Street
Black dot 96th Street Wheelchair NYCS Route 2Black dot NYCS Route 3Black dot
Black dot 86th Street NYCS Route 2Crescent dot
Black dot 79th Street NYCS Route 2Crescent dot
Black dot 72nd Street Wheelchair NYCS Route 2Black dot NYCS Route 3Black dot
Black dot 66th Street – Lincoln Center Wheelchair NYCS Route 2Crescent dot
Black dot 59th Street – Columbus Circle Wheelchair NYCS Route 2Crescent dot NYCS Route ABlack dot NYCS Route BCircle dot NYCS Route CPeriod dot NYCS Route DBlack dot
Black dot 50th Street NYCS Route 2Crescent dot
Black dot Times Square – 42nd Street Wheelchair NYCS Route 2Black dot NYCS Route 3Black dot NYCS Route 7Black dot NYCS Route 7dHalf diamond NYCS Route ABlack dot NYCS Route CPeriod dot NYCS Route EBlack dot NYCS Route NBlack dot NYCS Route QBlack dot NYCS Route RPeriod dot
NYCS Route SPeriod dot (42nd Street Shuttle) 		Port Authority Bus Terminal
Black dot 34th Street – Penn Station Wheelchair NYCS Route 2Black dot NYCS Route 3Period dot M34 / M34A SBS, Amtrak, LIRR, NJ Transit @ Pennsylvania Station
Black dot 28th Street NYCS Route 2Crescent dot
Black dot 23rd Street NYCS Route 2Crescent dot
Black dot 18th Street NYCS Route 2Crescent dot
Black dot 14th Street NYCS Route 2Black dot NYCS Route 3Period dot NYCS Route FBlack dot NYCS Route LBlack dot NYCS Route MCircle dot PATH @ 14th Street
Black dot Christopher Street – Sheridan Square NYCS Route 2 PATH @ Christopher Street
Black dot Houston Street NYCS Route 2Crescent dot
Black dot Canal Street NYCS Route 2Crescent dot
Black dot Franklin Street NYCS Route 2Crescent dot
Black dot Chambers Street Wheelchair NYCS Route 2Black dot NYCS Route 3Period dot
Gray dot Cortlandt Street closed since 11 September 2001 attack
Black dot Rector Street
Black dot South Ferry NYCS Route RCircle dot M15 SBS Staten Island Ferry @ South Ferry
Gray dot South Ferry Wheelchair closed since Hurricane Sandy

External linksEdit

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ReferencesEdit


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MTA: New York City Subway
Routes NYCS Route 1NYCS Route 2NYCS Route 3NYCS Route 4NYCS Route 5NYCS Route 6NYCS Route 6dNYCS Route 7NYCS Route 7dNYCS Route ANYCS Route BNYCS Route CNYCS Route DNYCS Route ENYCS Route FNYCS Route GNYCS Route JNYCS Route LNYCS Route MNYCS Route NNYCS Route QNYCS Route RNYCS Route Z
Shuttles NYCS Route S (42nd Street • Franklin Avenue • Rockaway Park)
Defunct NYCS 8 • 9 • H • K • T • V • W • JFK Express
BMT 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 • 11 • 12 • 13 • 14 • 15 • 16 • Brooklyn Loops
Shuttles 63rd Street • Bowling Green • Culver • Grand Street • Other
Unused 10 • 11 • 12 • 13 • P • U • X • Y
Expansion Second Avenue Subway • 7 Subway Extension • Fulton Street Transit Center
Divisions A Division: IRT • B Division: BMT • IND (Second System)
Lists Inter-division connections • Inter-division transfers • Lines • Services • Stations • Terminals • Yards
Miscellaneous Accessibility • Chaining • History • MetroCard • Nomenclature • Rolling stock
Other NYC transit Rail: AirTrain JFK • Amtrak • LIRR • Metro-North • NJT (rail) • PATH • Staten Island Railway
Other: NJT (buses) • NYCT buses • Roosevelt Island Tramway
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