Talk:IRT Flushing Line
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I noted the first part that says that because of the Asian popluation in the Flushing area the #7 was nicknamed the "Orient Express". I see where you have a reference to how that name came about. To be honest that is the first time I have ever heard of that.
The #7 is nicknamed the "International Express" because of the diverse number of communities that it goes through.
I am going to add that to the article.
--Allan 14:14, 3 Jun 2005 (UTC)
[edit] No Second Avenue Station?
A major issue is the fact that the line will be traversed by the Second Avenue Subway (T Line). As of yet, it seems that the line will connect with the Grand Central/Lexington Avenue Station of the 7 Line. This will mean too much crowding for that 7 Line station. Why not add an additional 7 Line station at Second avenue to connect to the new T Line? Dogru144 15:50, 19 March 2007 (UTC)
