W 86 St/Transverse

Bus stops rarely get the attention they deserve. W 86 St/Transverse sits where the street grid meets the park’s quiet curve, a small but reliable node in the city’s transit network. On the Upper West Side, these stops become part of daily rhythms—commuters, joggers, and families all pause here before continuing on.

Across from Central Park’s West Drive, the stop serves as a brief pause between the neighborhood’s brownstones and the park’s greenery. New York’s bus routes weave through residential blocks, offering an alternative to crowded subway platforms. This one, at New York, NY 10128, is no exception, blending into the sidewalk without fanfare.

While buses may not always run on schedule, they remain a steady option for those navigating the city. The M10 and M104 routes pass through here, connecting riders to Midtown, Harlem, and points beyond. No frills, just transit—exactly what a bus stop should be.

For exact schedules or route updates, the MTA’s website is the best resource. Directions can be found on the map.