The 7 train known as the Flushing Line currently today runs between 34th Street-Hudson Yards in Chelsea, Manhattan to Flushing-Main Street In Flushing, Queens but in 2010 before 34th Street-Hudson Yards was built, The 7 ran between Times Square-42nd Street to Flushing-Main Street. The 7's fleet back in the old days used to be the Bluebirds & Redbird subway cars, however those cars retired in 2003 making there last trip on this line. Around the mid or late 1980s the 7 started using R62A type cars built by Bombardier Transportation in 1984-1987. The 7 train runs about 11 car trains with 51 foot long cars & has 3 doors. The 7 trains yard is Corona yard in Corona, Queens. Around 5 to 8 A.M. 27 not in service 7 trains will leave Corona Yard and heads downs to Flushing-Main Street to provide service for the moning rush hours. About 450,000 customers ride the Flushing Line each weekday. The 7 express makes express stops from Queensboro Plaza to Mets-Willets Point making stops at.... 61st Street-Woodside Junction Blvd While the 7 local makes all stops.. In 2010, the 7 were using R62As at the time, & the line ran between Flushing-Main Street to Times Square-42nd Street.
