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Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition |
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Posted by JAzumah on Thu May 15 00:26:06 2014, in response to OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition, posted by Gold_12th on Wed May 14 23:16:52 2014. Did I see a N39DD?Oh boy, you naughty old school planners... |
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Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition |
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Posted by Q101 E. MIDTOWN 2 AV on Thu May 15 09:27:26 2014, in response to OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition, posted by Gold_12th on Wed May 14 23:16:52 2014. The N39, now available in all cup sizes. |
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Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition |
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Posted by The TransitMan on Thu May 15 16:44:40 2014, in response to OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition, posted by Gold_12th on Wed May 14 23:16:52 2014. WTF? N32CW? N36/N37 LOOP? N63?Must have been an interesting year in Nassau County. Were ALL those private bus companies takeover completed by this time? |
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Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition |
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Posted by Gold_12th on Thu May 15 17:37:13 2014, in response to Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition, posted by The TransitMan on Thu May 15 16:44:40 2014. Thats the first map release for MSBA.... then there are couple of interim bus map editions show progress on revamping the bus system between 1976 through 1984? |
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Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition |
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Posted by R36 #9346 on Fri May 16 11:49:36 2014, in response to Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition, posted by The TransitMan on Thu May 15 16:44:40 2014. I think N32CW is just a space-saving strategy, especially since it ends up in the crowded Hempstead area. N32W and N32C were, apparently, two separate routes, as the n31 and n32 are now. |
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Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition |
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Posted by hound on Fri May 16 15:15:01 2014, in response to Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition, posted by The TransitMan on Thu May 15 16:44:40 2014. N32C via Central Ave, N32W via West Bway(later changed to N31). The 36 & 37 were loops(Hemp-Lynbrook-Baldwin). Later broken up by combining the 36 with the 31/32(Hemp-Far Rock) & the 36 becoming a Lynbrook-Freeport route,adding new service via Atlantic Ave through S. Freeport. The 37 was later cut from Westbury to bet. Baldwin Harbor & Hemp.& the 35 was extended to Westbury. The N63 was a former MSBA route, then transferred to City of Long Beach Bus. |
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Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition |
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Posted by Joe V on Fri May 16 19:26:34 2014, in response to Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition, posted by hound on Fri May 16 15:15:01 2014. MSBA's N69 to Point Lookout was eventually taken over by Long Beach, though it must get some help from some other entity. Does it still exist ? |
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Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition |
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Posted by checkmatechamp13 on Fri May 16 23:48:23 2014, in response to Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition, posted by Joe V on Fri May 16 19:26:34 2014. You mean does the N69 to Point Lookout still exist? Yes, and it's run by Long Beach Bus. |
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Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition |
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Posted by LRG5784 on Sat May 17 06:10:26 2014, in response to OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition, posted by Gold_12th on Wed May 14 23:16:52 2014. This is awesome! |
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Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition |
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Posted by Joe V on Sun May 18 16:13:27 2014, in response to Re: OLD MTA MSBA -- Nassau County Bus Map, May 1975 edition, posted by LRG5784 on Sat May 17 06:10:26 2014. Shows you what MSBA thought of Queens. It does not even show how the Far Rockaway destined buses get around once over the Nassau border for a few blocks. |
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