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Posted by The I Man on Sat Oct 11 03:08:25 2008, in response to Re: Q75 route question, posted by trainsarefun on Fri Oct 10 23:48:13 2008. Actually, in terms of the route, I feel that if it were run north to QCC instead of making the turn on 69th Av to head east towards the park, there would be a good deal more demandI agree. Problem is that that about 100 or so riders would lose their only transit service if the 75 were to continue straight on Springfield Blvd to QCC rather than making the right turn on 69 Ave and proceeding up the hill. I'm trying to figure that one out. Obviously, it's the bus to the malls in central Queens, and to Queens College, but on paper anyway, the Q75 route is fairly quick and direct to Jamaica, and the fastest way to the subway in the area (at least, if you time your trip right!). The 88 made new transportation options available and must have had a lot to do with changing travel patterns in the area. I agree that the 75 is still a great and more direct option. The off-peak schedule is easy to memorize too. Buses leave 165 St terminal and 230 Street every half hour on the hour and half hour. |
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