NYC Subway: 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 - IRT ALL DAY!
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- čas přidán 22. 05. 2024
- NYC Subway: 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 - IRT ALL DAY!
Riding all of the IRT Numbered trains of the NYC Subway (1,2,3,4,5,6,7) all in one video! Timepoints will be listed below:
Intro + Riding R62A 1 train #2374 from 50 St - Times Square - 42 St - 0:00 - 4:43
Riding R142 2 train #6714 from Times Square - 42 St - 14 St - 4:44 - 9:55
Riding R62 3 train #1503 from 14 St - Fulton St - 9:55 - 19:09
Walking through the transfer at Fulton St - 19:09 - 23:26
Riding R142 4 train #1218 from Fulton St - Brooklyn Bridge - City Hall - 23:26 - 27:15
Riding R142 5 train #6863 from Brooklyn Bridge - City Hall - 14 St - Union Square - 27:16 - 33:50
Riding R62A 6 train #2029 from 14 St - Union Square - Grand Central - 42 St - 33:50 - 42:04
Transferring from R62A 6 + Riding R188 7 train #7314 from Grand Central - 42 St - Vernon Blvd - Jackson Ave - 42:04 - 47:25
Hope you all enjoyed this one :)
Taken 12/2/2021 - Krátké a kreslené filmy
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The (2) Train Is The Best To Me. Speed Wise.
Speedwise it’s the 5. It goes express in the Bx, Manhattan and Brooklyn during rush hour. Even during off peak hours.. you are better off taking the green line from the Bronx to Brooklyn. 2 is inconsistent and the worst in my opinion.
@@ariesmichaelsayan4013 not to mention it gets mad crowded on off peak
Nice! The 4, in my opinion, is the best IRT line because it’s a beast on Lexington Avenue and in the Bronx and Brooklyn
5 is better but neglected compared to the 4 tbh
@@Illegal0Insanity tbh I feel like the 5 is unpredictable lol but I see you
@@Illegal0Insanity so true about the 5 being neglected. Because of that, I consider the 5 line the stepchild of the whole IRT division.
4 is the Queen of IRT best line then comes the 5 behind her
I'd say the 3 also competes for least provided for
Huge fan of IRT Subways.
Time Square Manhattan _ Hunter Point Ave Queen
I love the (5) train
Love it expeditions man!!
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More of these, please!
Lol IRT is only 7 trains
(1) Train Van Courtlandt Park 242nd St The Bronx To South Ferry Manhattan ♿️
(2) Train Wakefield 241Th St The Bronx To Flatbush Ave Brooklyn College Brooklyn ♿️
(3) Train Harlem 148Th St Manhattan To New Lots Ave Brooklyn
(4) Train Woodlawn The Bronx To Crown Height Utica Ave Brooklyn ♿️
(5) Train Eastchester Dyre Ave The Bronx To Flatbush Ave Brooklyn College Brooklyn ♿️
(6) Train Pelham Bay Park The Bronx ♿️ To Brooklyn Bridge City Hall Manhattan ♿️
(7) Train Flushing Main St Queen ♿️ To 34Th St Hudson Yard Manhattan ♿️
The 0 listed is actually the 42nd St Shuttle. But, most of the time, many think of it as the letter S
hey Fuse Guy is cool and i love your channel and i am expert of The NYC Subway System and let me know if you have any questions
cool video and do a station tour of lefferts blvd they doing cbtc on the a line
This winter I'll be getting lots of IRT Subway action on Flickr :)
(2) (A) have the longest stops
Indeed!
When is the R train ride coming out
Noticed that you put 2374 instead of 2473 in description and hashtag.
Currey Kyle Shannon (3) train harlem subway station street 😂
Try rail fanning intervale av 2/5 Trains, thanks 👍 Edit: Do it with talking and show us what's inside and go to the station and start rail fanning.
Thanks for the feedback :)
My aunt was one of the ones who watch Intervale station go up in flames back In the late 80s.
R62A 1 Train
R142A 2 Train
R62A 3 Train
R142A 4 Train
R142A 5 Train
R62A 6 Train
R188A 7 Train
(1)(2) And (3) Train 7Th Ave Line
(4)(5)(6) And Train Lexington Ave Line
(7) And Flushing Line
Honestly the 4 is my favorite Subway line out of all 7 of them. Can you do a ride on the 4 one day?
I already have a 4 full ride: m.czcams.com/video/Us3XiR2Z9wM/video.html
@@FuseguyisCool
Oops, what I meant to add was can you ride it from Woodlawn back to Utica?
Currey Kyle Shannon (3)train harlem subway station street
27:04 u acting that like that wasn't something rare asf to see
Hi
Is the subway crime bad my mom is scared to go on it
It depends on what neighborhood you're going through. If you're visiting and staying in Midtown Manhattan, parts of Queens and Brooklyn you'll be pretty safe