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Hence "probably". The G is a single line for two very large boroughs. Meanwhile, almost every line in the system passes through Manhattan.
by jacques_chester 7y ago
Hence "probably". The G is a single line for two very large boroughs.
Meanwhile, almost every line in the system passes through Manhattan.
- betterunix2 7y agoThe G is not the only train connecting Brooklyn and Queens directly, though it is the only such line to go to LIC. The J goes directly from Queens to Brooklyn before Manhattan, as do the A and the M. There is also the Atlantic branch of the LIRR, which connects Brooklyn, Queens, and Nassau county (though the fares are higher).