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Posted by Michael549 on Sat Jan 21 13:30:45 2017, in response to Re: N to 96/2, posted by Joe V on Sat Jan 21 07:17:26 2017. "And they are given the same terms. We don't call the Rock Park A, the Hillside E, and the WPR #5 different codes in each direction. The same service gets the same designation."I agree. The #5 train has been extended along the White Plain Road section to either 241th Street or 238th Street during the rush hours for decades, and even showing up as such on the subway map. They are simply "extra" #5 rush hour trains running along Lexington Avenue. The idea of changing train signage mid-route is just silliness. Yes, there are some transit fans that want to give every single damn variation of train route service there own number or letter - an act which borders on just more silliness. WE ARE NOT SHELDON! - From the Big Bang Theory. Plenty of subway lines easily handle train routes that have more than one terminal, even part of the time. Even plenty of bus lines do this. This is not "rocket science." Mike |
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