L line

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The L line is a New York City Subway service that runs crosstown through Manhattan and into Brooklyn, including the East New York area, and is known for its role as a major connector between these boroughs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New York City Subway service
rapid transit line
boroughServed Brooklyn
Manhattan
CBTCStatus fully equipped
color light gray
depot East New York Yard NERFINISHED
division BMT Division NERFINISHED
electrification 600 V DC third rail
fareSystem MTA New York City Subway fare system
knownFor connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn
heavy ridership in Williamsburg and Bushwick
serving East New York area
letterDesignation L
lineLength approximately 10 miles
nightService all stops
notableTechnology Communications-Based Train Control NERFINISHED
openedAsService 20th century
operatedBy Metropolitan Transportation Authority
New York City Transit Authority NERFINISHED
owner New York City
surface form: City of New York
riverCrossing 14th Street Tunnel under the East River
rollingStock R143 subway cars
R160 subway cars
routeThroughManhattan 14th Street NERFINISHED
servesNeighborhood Bushwick NERFINISHED
Canarsie NERFINISHED
Chelsea NERFINISHED
East New York NERFINISHED
East Village NERFINISHED
Greenwich Village NERFINISHED
Williamsburg NERFINISHED
serviceArea Manhattan–Brooklyn connector
serviceFrequency 24/7
servicePattern crosstown in Manhattan
east–west in Brooklyn
serviceType local
symbolShape circle
symbolText L
system New York City Subway
terminus 8th Avenue NERFINISHED
Canarsie–Rockaway Parkway NERFINISHED
trackConfiguration two-track main line
trackGauge standard gauge
trunkLine BMT Canarsie Line NERFINISHED
weekdayService frequent local service

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East New York subwayLine L line