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Lista de rutas de autobús en Queens

Un XD40 2022 (7864) en la Q54 con destino a Jamaica en Metropolitan/72nd Avenues en Forest Hills
Un C40LF 2013 (651) en la Q66 en una parada de autobús de estilo antiguo con el cuadro de horarios en Woodside, Queens

La Autoridad Metropolitana de Transporte (MTA) opera varias rutas de autobús en Queens , Nueva York , Estados Unidos , bajo dos marcas públicas diferentes. Algunas de ellas son descendientes directos de líneas de tranvía (ver lista de líneas de tranvía en Queens ).

Lista de rutas

Esta tabla ofrece detalles de las rutas con el prefijo "Q", es decir, las que la MTA considera que circulan principalmente en Queens. Para obtener detalles sobre las rutas con otros prefijos, consulte los siguientes artículos:

Cada ruta está marcada con el operador. Las rutas marcadas con un asterisco (*) funcionan las 24 horas del día. Se muestra la ruta completa, excepto las ramificaciones. También se indican las conexiones con las estaciones de metro de la ciudad de Nueva York en las terminales de las rutas de autobús, cuando corresponde.

Del primer trimestre al vigesimocuarto trimestre

Q25 a Q49

De Q50 a Q77

Q83 a Q114

Rutas de transporte del metro

La siguiente tabla enumera las rutas programadas de autobuses de Nueva York que reemplazan temporalmente partes del servicio del metro de la ciudad de Nueva York debido al mantenimiento del sistema.

Furgonetas de dólar

Cuando la MTA suspendió algunas rutas el 27 de junio de 2010, se permitió a los operadores de furgonetas de cercanías, también conocidas como furgonetas de dólar , [97] hacerse cargo de ciertas rutas suspendidas. En Queens, estas rutas fueron la Q74 y la Q79. [98] También hay furgonetas de dólar que operan desde Jamaica Center, proporcionando un modo de transporte alternativo a las rutas de autobús como la Q4 a Cambria Heights, la Q113 a Far Rockaway y la Q5 y ​​la Q85 a Green Acres Mall. [99] [100] Las furgonetas, algunas autorizadas por la Comisión de Taxis y Limusinas de la Ciudad de Nueva York y otras sin licencia, cobran una tarifa de $2.00, menor que la tarifa de $2.90 de los autobuses locales operados por la MTA, pero sin transbordos gratuitos. [97] [99]

En diciembre de 2011, el concejal de la ciudad Leroy Comrie presionó a la ciudad para que creara paradas de autobús designadas para los servicios de camionetas de un dólar a fin de aliviar el tráfico y la interferencia de las camionetas de un dólar con los autobuses de la MTA. Estas paradas de camionetas de un dólar para dejar y recoger pasajeros ahora incluyen la esquina de la calle 153 y la avenida Archer, junto con Parsons Boulevard entre Archer y la avenida Jamaica. [101]

Historial de rutas actuales

Rutas Q1 a Q46

Rutas Q47 a Q114

Cambios propuestos en las rutas de autobús

En diciembre de 2019, la MTA publicó un borrador del rediseño de la red de autobuses de Queens con 77 rutas. [391] [392] Las rutas recibieron una etiqueta "QT" para evitar confusiones con las rutas existentes. El prefijo "QT" era provisional; en el plan final, todas las rutas de autobús habrían sido etiquetadas con "Q", similar a las rutas existentes. [393] : 24  El rediseño final se esperaba inicialmente para mediados o finales de 2020, [391] [392] pero el primer borrador atrajo comentarios abrumadoramente negativos, con 11.000 comentarios sobre los planes. [394] El rediseño se retrasó debido a la pandemia de COVID-19 en la ciudad de Nueva York . [395] La planificación se reanudó a mediados de 2021. [396] [397]

El borrador original del plan fue descartado, [398] y el 29 de marzo de 2022 se publicó un plan revisado con 85 rutas. [394] El nuevo plan mantuvo el prefijo "Q" y conserva la mayoría de las rutas existentes. Sin embargo, el nuevo plan aún contenía cambios significativos en comparación con el mapa de autobuses existente; solo el SBS Q70 no se modificó en absoluto. Además, se eliminarán 11 rutas, se crearán 20 rutas y otras 29 se truncarán, ampliarán o combinarán con otras rutas. [399]

Se debía haber publicado un plan final a principios de 2023 [400] , pero se retrasó hasta diciembre de 2023. [401] [402] El plan final incluye una nueva ruta a Brooklyn, cuatro nuevas rutas locales, ocho rutas con nuevo servicio nocturno y 27 rutas urgentes. [403] Se están modificando varias rutas de Brooklyn; para estos cambios, consulte Lista de rutas de autobús en Brooklyn § Cambios propuestos en las rutas de autobús .

Habrá cuatro tipos de rutas: [404] : 27 

Las rutas marcadas con un asterisco (*) se proponen para funcionar las 24 horas del día. En el caso de las rutas de mayor tráfico, las calles con tramos sin paradas se indican en cursiva.

Del 1.º al 25.º trimestre

Q26 a Q50

Q51 a Q77

Q82 to Q115

Former routes

Below are the list of former Queens bus routes, including the previous route designations of current routes. Several route numbers for NYCTA buses in Queens and other boroughs were changed on July 1, 1974.[242] On December 11, 1988, when the Archer Avenue lines opened to Jamaica Center–Parsons/Archer station, some of the Brooklyn "B" routes that operate primarily in Queens were redesignated as "Q" routes,[494] and a number of other routes were renumbered or modified. Most of the former routes are operated by NYCTA; some were operated by private companies in Queens.[117]

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