Franklin Avenue Line

Franklin Avenue Line
Franklin Avenue Line
	BMT Franklin Avenue LineNew york subway
Opening of the first section	July 2, 1878
Number of stations	four
Ground areas	there is

The Franklin Avenue line is basically the NYC underground short line to Brooklyn Borough. Served around the clock by S route (Franklin Avenue shuttle). There are only 4 stations on the line: two northern single-track; The Botanical Garden station is double-track and serves as a driveway; Prospect Park station is common for this line and Brighton line , where one line belongs to this line.

This line is the northern part of the steam railway operating in the 19th century. In 1920, an underground line was built from Prospect Park Station north to Decalb Avenue . From that moment, trains began to go right through the southern part of the steam railway and along the new underground line, which formed the Brighton line , and the remaining section formed this line and was served by the shuttle service. Beginning in the 1960s, passenger traffic on the line began to decline, in the 1990s the line was closed, but under pressure from the public it was reopened and reconstructed.

Routes passing through the line depending on the day of the week and time of day

	Around the clock
Local paths

Stations on the line

Legend
for days and hours of work routes (more precisely indicated in the tooltips with these notations):
round the clock round the clock except night round the clock, except weekdays (or rush hours) in the peak direction on weekdays (and possibly in the evening) on weekdays around the clock during peak hours on weekdays during the day (or during peak hours) in the peak direction on the weekend at night at night and on weekends (and possibly in the evening) no train traffic