Z Train Service, New York City Subway

Z Train is a service of the New York City Subway also known as the Z Nassau Street Express. It is similar with the J Nassau Street Express, with the difference being that the Z train only operates during rush hour in the peak direction. Both train services ply the whole BMT Archer Aven ue Line and BMT Jamaica Line from the Jamaica Center - Parsons/Archer Subway Station in Jamaica, Queens, to the Williamsburg Bridge Subway Station in Lower Manhattan.

Queens

• Jamaica Center-Parsons/Archer Subway Station
  
  
• Sutphin Boulevard-Archer Avenue-JFK Airport Subway Station
  
  
• 121st Street Subway Station
  
  
• 104th Street Subway Station
  
  
• Woodhaven Boulevard Subway Station
  
  
• 75th Street-Elderts Lane Subway Station
  
  

Brooklyn

• Crescent Street Subway Station
  
  
• Norwood Avenue Subway Station
  
  
• Van Siclen Avenue Subway Station
  
  
• Broadway Junction Subway Station
  
  
• Chauncey Street Subway Station
  
  
• Halsey Street Subway Station
  
  
• Gates Avenue Subway Station
  
  
• Myrtle Avenue Subway Station
  
  
• Marcy Avenue Subway Station
  
  

Manhattan

• Essex Street Subway Station
  
  
• Bowery Subway Station
  
  
• Canal Street Subway Station
  
  
• Chambers Street Subway Station
  
  
• Fulton Street Subway Station
  
  
• Broad Street Subway Station
  
  

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