From: grammatim@verizon.net   
      
   On Monday, May 11, 2015 at 12:55:44 AM UTC-4, John Levine wrote:   
   [no, he didn't]   
      
   > >> On which lines is rush hour service not at the maximum possible? And, this   
   > >> is "the city that never sleeps." The only one in the world with 24/7   
   service   
   > >> everywhere.   
   > >I'd have to check the latest map, but some tiny segments (e.g. Lenox Hill)   
   may not get 24   
   > >hour service.  Also, all owl trains used to run every 20 minutes, not sure   
   if that is   
   > >still true.   
   >   
   > Every station other than Aqueduct is served at all times, but not by   
   > every train.   
      
   Even the little spur into the 148th St. yard? For a while, that had a bus or   
   something down to 135th. And the Tauranac map shows Broad St. on the J/Z not   
   served overnight (terminates at Chambers).   
      
   > For example, late nights the A runs local in Manhattan   
   > and makes the stops that the C makes in the day.  During the day alternate   
   > A trains go to Leffert's Blvd and the Rockaways, but after midnight they all   
   > go to the Rockaways and there's a shuttle between Euclid Ave and Lefferts   
   Blvd.   
   >   
   > In general, every station is served every 20 minutes or better,   
   > although I see a few places like the Rockaway shuttle with 26 minutes   
   > between some trains.   
   >   
   > There's also a lot of weekend closings for construction.  This weekend for   
   > example there's no L service in Manhattan.   
   >   
   > >The LIRR runs all night.   
   >   
   > Well, sort of.  From Penn Station to Jamaica, there's nothing between   
   > 3:18 and 4:54 AM and that ripples out to the rest of the system.   
      
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