Talk:96th Street (IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line)
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[edit] Express/Local configuration
The current edit shows 157th St as the next express station on the Broadway-7th Avenue line. That is true for northbound trains at 96th St, although such trains could also go local at 137 or 145. But a southbound train at 157 cannot go express to 96, but must stop at 145. See track map.
Right now, this page is showing 157 as the next express stop, but the 157th St does not show 96 as the next express stop. This seems to me correct, since a train at 157 can't run express to 96. I've edited the 145th St page to show 96th St as the next express stop, since that's a service that could operate.
However, I haven't found a source that shows what actually was done when such a service was offered. Marc Shepherd 17:27, 25 June 2006 (UTC)
