Where does the j train stop?

Question

what are the stops for the j train?

Answer 1

gotta have a bit more info so someone can help you

I am going out on a limb here but I bet there are dozens of metro systems that have "j" trains

Answer 2

don't know what city you live in to answer but if your in san francisco you can go to the muni site...

http://www.sfmta.com/cms/mroutes/indxrou...

good luck finding your way! hehe

Answer 3

You'll find a complete listing here:

http://www.mta.info/nyct/service/jline.h...

Answer 4

J train in New York City (line is brown on map):

http://www.mta.info/nyct/service/jline.h...

Jamaica Center - Parsons/Archer - transfer to E

Sutphin Blvd. - transfer to E

121 St.

111 St.

102-104 St.

Woodhaven Blvd.

85 St.

75 St.

Cypress Hills

Crescent St.

Norwood Ave.

Cleveland St.

Van Siclen St.

Alabama Ave.

Broadway / East NY - transfer to A, C, L

Chauncey St.

Halsey St.

Gates Ave.

Kosciuszko St.

Myrtle Ave. - transfer to M

Flushing Ave. - transfer to M on weekdays only

Lorimer St. - transfer to M on weekdays only

Hewes St. - transfer to M on weekdays only

Marcy Ave. - transfer to M on weekdays only

Essex St. - transfer to F, transfer to M on weekdays only

Bowery,  transfer to M on weekdays only

Canal St. - transfer to 6, N, R, Q, W, transfer to M on weekdays only

Chambers St. - transfer to 4, 5, 6, transfer to M on weekdays only

Fulton St. (weekends only) - transfer to 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C

Broad St. (weekends only)

Also in addition to the above transfers, you can transfer to / from the Z during weekday rush hours and midday at most of the stops listed above, but then you have to worry about learning how the skip stop service works which is too complicated to put here, and may not even impact your commute. If it comes to that, post a new question specifically about that, but this should be enough to get you started.