Talk:BMT Jamaica Line

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somebody needs to clean up the wikilinks here, either removing them or redirecting them to pages that actually exist. I'm fairly certian that most of these topics do have pages, but just not at the names linked here. Squigish 01:26, 13 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Mediocre compared to Archer Avenue Line article

Why is this article harder to read than the Archer Avenue extension article? That one indicates when each station opened. The station openings are not indicated in this article. --neither are the years of opening of operations on the segments of the line.

This article is like a collection of stubs, in terms of revealed information. Dogru144 00:01, 18 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

No one's gotten to it yet. I can fill in early history (prior to 1902) like I did on BMT Lexington Avenue Line, BMT Fulton Street Line, and BMT Fifth Avenue Line. --NE2 00:49, 18 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Service history

Jamaica express

15/J early-1967, Jamaica to Manhattan one-way full express (rush hours)
QJ/J 1967-1976, Jamaica to Manhattan one-way full express (rush hours)
J/J-Z 1976-present, Jamaica to Manhattan one-way partial express (rush hours)

Jamaica local

15/JJ early-1968, Jamaica to Manhattan local (non-rush hours)
QJ 1967-1968, Jamaica to Manhattan local (weekdays minus rush hours)
QJ/J/J-Z 1968-present, Jamaica to Manhattan local (non-rush hours)

Short local

14 early-1928, Broadway Junction to Manhattan local
14 1928-1956, Broadway Junction to Manhattan local (weekdays, later rush hours)
14 1956-1959, Crescent or Broadway Junction to Manhattan local (rush hours)
14/KK/JJ 1959-1968, Jamaica (am) or Crescent or Broadway Junction (pm) to Manhattan local (rush hours)
RJ 1967-1968, Jamaica to Manhattan local (rush hours, non-peak direction)
KK 1968-1973, Jamaica or Broadway Junction to Manhattan local (rush hours; no Jamaica inbound pm)
K 1973-1976, Broadway Junction to Manhattan local (rush hours)

Short express

14 early-1928, Broadway Junction to Manhattan one-way full express (rush hours)

Myrtle

10 1914-194x?, Myrtle to Manhattan local (weekdays minus rush hours; also Sundays for a while) - restored in the early 1970s?
10/M 1914-1976, Myrtle to Manhattan one-way express (rush hours)
M 1976-present, Myrtle to Manhattan local (weekdays)

Lexington

12 early-1950, Broadway Junction to Gates (Crescent rush hours, with some pm from Jamaica or 111th; later all am and pm from Jamaica or 168th; later only 111th)

Skip-stop patterns:

Morning A, Jamaica to Manhattan full express

15/J 1959-1967
QJ 1967-1973
J 1973-1976

Morning B, Jamaica to Manhattan local

14/KK 1959-1967
JJ 1967-1968
KK 1968-1973
J 1973-1976 (full express)

Afternoon A, Manhattan to Jamaica full express

QJ 1968-1973
J 1973-1976

Afternoon B, Manhattan to Jamaica local

KK 1968-1973
J 1973-1976 (full express)

The J/Z skip-stop began in 1988.

Page does not exist? What a lie!

Why does the template have a redlink for 75th Street – Elderts Lane (BMT Jamaica Line), when there's clearly an article for it? ----DanTD (talk) 13:01, 3 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Possible Dual-Contracts Source

I've got a possible old link that could be related to the construction of certain stations under Dual Contracts. Take a look at this. ---------User:DanTD (talk) 01:33, 24 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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Nomenclature instead of etymology

Changing the name of the subsection in the article since it clearly refers to how the line is called, not the origin of any specific word.

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