The 1 Train is a rapid transit service of the New York City Subway, and operates along the IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line. It serves local service between Van Cortlandt Park–242 Street (Bronx) and South Ferry (Manhattan).
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- Color: Red (Line 1)
- Managed by: MTA New York City Transit
- Stops at all local stations
Why Riders Seek the One Train Timetable?
People search for the one train schedule to:
- Avoid waiting at local stations
- Time transfers at busy hubs
- Check early morning or late-night service times
- Track service changes on weekends or holidays
- Plan routes from the Bronx to Manhattan
What Stops Are Included on the 1 Train?
The 1 Train runs north-south through Manhattan and up into the Bronx:
Key Route Details:
- Bronx Stations: Van Cortlandt Park–242 St to 215 St
- Manhattan North: 207 St to 96 St
- Midtown Manhattan: Times Square–42 St to 14 St
- Lower Manhattan: Chambers St to South Ferry
| Borough | Major Stops |
|---|---|
| Bronx | 242 St, 238 St, 231 St |
| Manhattan | 96 St, Times Sq, 14 St, SoHo |
| South Tip | South Ferry |
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What Is the 1 Train Weekday Schedule?
On weekdays:
- Trains operate from 5:00 AM to 1:00 AM
- Daytime frequency: every 6–8 minutes
- Late evening: every 10–12 minutes
Local service is predictable, and most trains operate the entire line from South Ferry to 242 St.
What Is the Weekend One Train Schedule?
During weekends:
- Service operates approximately between 6:00 a.m. and 12:00 a.m..
- Every 8–12 minutes during daytime
- Late-night service could be at 20-minute intervals
- Track work often impacts weekend service
Be sure to consult the MTA weekend advisory before making any plans.
How Frequently Does the 1 Train Run?
| Time of Day | Frequency |
|---|---|
| Morning Rush | Every 6–7 minutes |
| Midday | Every 7–8 minutes |
| Evening | Every 8–10 minutes |
| Late Night | Every 15–20 minutes |
Common Service Changes
The most common changes include:
- Late-night shuttle train replacements
- Weekend construction reroutes
- Short turns at 137 St–City College
- Service replaced by via M104 or M5 buses
Predictions about a planned diversion are posted at noon on the Friday beforehand on the MTA website.
Tips for Using the 1 Train Efficiently
- Use 96th St or Times Square for reliable transfers
- If delayed, switch to 2 or 3 trains at 96th or 72nd St
- Always verify for weekend planned work.
- Use the MYmta app for the most accurate live status
- Travel before rush hour peaks to avoid crowding
Knowing the timetable helps you reach your destination with fewer disruptions.
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