Frederick Douglass Blvd/W 155 St

The corner of Frederick Douglass Boulevard and West 155th Street anchors one of Upper Manhattan’s busiest transit ways. Wide sidewalks and cross-town routes funnel commuters and visitors alike into a compact Frederick Douglass Blvd/W 155 St transit zone. Here, 24-hour service never grinds to a halt, making it an easy pivot point if plans shift late or early.

MTA crews have added a dedicated passenger loading area above ground so people wait a step away from traffic. Because trains and uptown buses stop every few minutes, transfers happen without hesitation. A printed map sits bolted to a pole with real-time digits, and a helpline listed on the same sign cuts through rider questions in seconds.

212-531-1111 reaches MTA dispatch straight from the curb when schedules need a quick double-check. Beyond stops, the block also hosts an entrance to the elevated A/C local line, a staircase within fifty feet. All paths inside fare gates feed directly from the sidewalk, so nothing is farther away than a short walk.

Those picking up riders or catching the next ride eastbound can grab directions at this map: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c2f68040a75199:0x7ce1894852953883.