The phone service, called the Broadway Line, is similar to movie-ticket lines that have sprung up around the country in recent years.

There are no fees above those already charged by ticket sales agents for those who use the Broadway Line, Mr. Bernstein said.

When this station opened, it was the terminal for the Broadway Line until the connection to Brooklyn opened in March 1920.

Because of the complicated history, the Broadway Line includes several remnants of earlier plans.

The Broadway Line was electrified with conduit in May 1901.

With four tracks and two island platforms, this station is the northernmost express station on the BMT Broadway Line.

It is the closest stop on the Broadway Line to New York University.

Broadway Line refers to the following transit lines:

Streetcar service across the Steel continued until August 1, 1948, when the last car lines using it, the Alberta and Broadway Lines, were abandoned.

After the station, the bridge tracks curve north, and ramp up to form the express tracks of the Broadway Line.