G train

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New York City Subway service rapid transit service

The G train is a New York City Subway service that runs entirely within Brooklyn and Queens, notably bypassing Manhattan.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	New York City Subway service → rapid transit service →
accessibilityStatus	varies by station →
alsoUsesLineSegment	IND Culver Line →
boroughServed	Brooklyn → Queens →
bypassesBorough	Manhattan →
city	New York City →
connectsWith	7 train → Culver Line services → E train → F train → L train → M train → Queens Boulevard Line services → R train →
country	United States →
depot	Coney Island Yard →
division	IND Division →
fareMedium	MetroCard → OMNY →
fareSystem	Metropolitan Transportation Authority fare system →
formerTerminus	Forest Hills–71st Avenue → Nassau Avenue → Queens Plaza → Smith–Ninth Streets →
hasDirection	northbound → southbound →
lineColor	light green →
lineDesignationColorStandard	MTA trunk line color scheme →
nightServicePattern	runs at reduced frequency overnight →
notableFeature	only major NYC Subway service that does not enter Manhattan →
openedAsService	1933 →
operator	New York City Transit Authority →
originalName	GG →
primaryLineUsed	IND Crosstown Line →
renamedToSingleLetter	1979 →
rollingStockType	B Division subway cars →
routeType	crosstown →
safetySystem	wayside block signaling →
serviceArea	northwestern Brooklyn → western Queens →
serviceLabel	G →
servicePattern	local →
system	New York City Subway →
terminus	Church Avenue → Court Square–23rd Street →
usesLetter	G →
weekdayServicePattern	runs at regular local service frequencies →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Brownsville ("L train") → Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, New York, United States → Greenpoint →	servedBySubwayLine
IND Crosstown Line → Williamsburg →	servedBy
E train →	connectsWith
New York City Subway →	hasLine
Bedford–Stuyvesant →	hasPublicTransit
IND Division →	hasService
Court Square–23rd Street →	servedByTrain