There’s no real clean way to phrase the definition so that it catches all of the exceptions. You might just have to build in an exception that says those five trains are off-peak, not peak. To complicate it further, the 4:06p train to Montauk and the 4:12p train to Massapequa Park don’t stop at Jamaica, so they don’t have connections, so they’re considered “peak” trains. Likewise, the 7:01a train from Montauk on Summer Mondays is also off-peak per this definition, since its connections arrive New York and Brooklyn after 10:00a. On weekdays (Monday - Friday): Green Line and Orange Line trains run every 10 minutes during peak. Since the first “peak” train doesn’t leave Brooklyn until 4:16p, this makes the 4:00p train to Huntington, the 4:03p train to Babylon, the 4:09p train to Farmingdale, and the 5:10p Babylon-Speonk trains all “off-peak” trains. While the 4:03pm train to Babylon leaves New York after 4:00p, it’s Brooklyn connection departs Atlantic Terminal at 3:56p, before 4:00p, making both off-peak trains. The key part that is missing from the website is “and/or their connections”. Z subway time schedule overview for the upcoming week: Starts operating at 7:21 AM and ends at 8:12 AM. The following is the full definition of AM and PM Peak from the LIRR’s passenger tariff: Z subway Route Schedule and Stops (Updated) The Z subway (Manhattan) has 21 stations departing from Jamaica Center-Parsons/Archer and ending in Broad St. There is more to the LIRR’s definition of when peak fares apply, and the full definition is not clearly conveyed on the website.
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