Southbound buses rerouted from Broadway to 7 Av in midtown Manhattan because of traffic flow changes by the New York City Department of Transportation

What’s happening:

The New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) is making street and traffic changes between 59 and 23 Streets that will affect southbound bus traffic. DOT is adding pedestrian walkways and bike lanes to this area of Broadway. Southbound bus service that normally serves this area will be rerouted down 7 Av.

This year-long pilot program by DOT is expected to improve traffic flow in this area.

The following routes are affected:
M6, M7, M10, M20, M27, M30, M104

Customer Benefits

With all buses running on 7 Av, it’s easier to find your bus stop.
More frequent southbound service to speed your trip.
Re-establishment of a bus stop near the center of Times Square because of the expansion of pedestrian space.

M6 Southbound
The M6 continues along 7 Av to 14 St – Union Sq, then resumes its regular route on Broadway to South Ferry. There is no change in northbound service.

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M7
The M7 continues along 7 Av to 14 St, then travels on 14 St to 6 Av.

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M10/M20
Instead of traveling from Columbus Circle to 7 Av/49 St via Broadway, the southbound M10 and M20 travel east on 59 St/Central Park South to 7 Av, then travel south on 7 Av.

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M27
The westbound M27 leaves 49 St at 7 Av instead of Broadway, then travels south on 7 Av to 42 St, where it returns to its regular route along 42 St.

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M30
Instead of traveling down Broadway, the eastbound M30 continues along 58 St to 7 Av, then travels south on 7 Av and returns to its regular route east along 57 St.

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M104
Instead of traveling down Broadway from Columbus Circle to 7 Av/45 St, the southbound M104 runs east on 59 St, then south on 7 Av to 45 St, and continues its regular route along 7 Av to 42 St.

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