The Brooklyn-Queens Connection: A tale of two (disconnected) boroughs
Wouldn’t it be great if…
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there was a bike line on Metropolitan Av. [Williamsburg / Kew Gardens, Brookly]
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It would be easier to get across Brooklyn to get to JFK and southern Queens. [East Flatbush, Queens]
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the G Train connected with something useful in Queens, like all the trains a 1/2 mile away at Queens Plaza? Or ran up the N-W track and across the existing RR bridge to actually connect to the Bronx?! [Long Island City, Queens]
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you could take a fast, frequent express train directly from JFK to Manhattan like other major world cities have? [JFK]
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the subway connected straight to Laguardia airport and between Astoria and Williamsburg. [Brooklyn to LaGuardia]
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There was an easier way to get from Queens to Brooklyn. [Brooklyn, Queens]
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an east-west train line along Kings Highway/Linden Blvd were created connecting central/southern Brooklyn neighborhoods and southern Queens? [Brooklyn, Queens]
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There were affordable (subway priced) ferries running down the Queens/Brooklyn waterfront. [Brooklyn/Queens Waterfront]
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the Triboro RX ran through at the moment, how about BRT or better yet, streetcars that travel through the same route of the Triboro RX. All subway lines (except G) would be connected! [Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx]
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the MTA developed a hot air balloon transit system. [Citywide]
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