NYC Subway

Utica Avenue station

Utica Avenue is a station of NYC Subway in New York, United States, served by A Train, C Train. The station has step-free access.

2Lines
YesStep-free access

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Lines and neighboring stations

A Train Previous: Kingston–Throop Avenues · Next: Ralph Avenue
C Train Previous: Kingston–Throop Avenues · Next: Ralph Avenue

Transfers at Utica Avenue

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Accessibility

Step-free access: accessible

Source: Manifesto NYC Subway

Network hours

Service	Opens	Closes
Subway (round the clock, fewer lines overnight)	00:00	24:00 (service all night on 21 route ids; the other routes stop at night)

Reference hours: they vary by line, station and day (holidays, events and works). Always confirm on the official channels.

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How to get from Utica Avenue

Estimated metro times to the main stations:

Utica Avenue → Van Cortlandt Park–242nd Street: about 80 min, 2 transfers
Utica Avenue → South Ferry–Whitehall Street: about 23 min, 1 transfer
Utica Avenue → Wakefield–241st Street: about 90 min, 2 transfers
Utica Avenue → Flatbush Avenue–Brooklyn College: about 29 min, 2 transfers
Utica Avenue → Harlem–148th Street: about 57 min, 1 transfer

Nearby stations

Coordinates: 40.6794° N, 73.9306° W · Open on map

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Frequently asked questions

Which lines serve Utica Avenue?

Utica Avenue is served by A Train, C Train.

Is Utica Avenue step-free accessible?

Yes, Utica Avenue has step-free access.

Which stations are next to Utica Avenue?

On A Train, Utica Avenue is between Kingston–Throop Avenues and Ralph Avenue. On C Train, Utica Avenue is between Kingston–Throop Avenues and Ralph Avenue.