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David of Broadway wrote:
Catching up? With three exceptions, every single subway station in New York is open around the clock. (The three exceptions are the two northernmost stations on the 3, which are replaced by bus service at night, and Broad Street on the J/M/Z, which is closed on weekends, when the J is cut back to Chambers Street.) Actually, there's a fourth exception: the Aqueduct Racetrack station is only open when the racetrack itself is open. And southbound trains never stop there, since the platform is on the northbound side, adjacent to the racetrack. Good thing the Aqueduct-N. Conduit Boulevard station is so close by. -- David of Broadway New York, NY, USA |
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