H Train could refer to: The H (New York City Subway service), the former designation for the Rockaway Shuttle; High Speed Train

Beginning on February 1, 1962, the Rockaway Shuttle was officially lettered on maps and trains as HH (which had last been used for the Court Street Shuttle, discontinued 16 years earlier) to make it easier to distinguish E trains from shuttle trains.

Nov 20, 2012 · The H train has made a return to the Rockaway peninsula, though hardly a triumphant one. In October 2012, when “Superstorm” Sandy effectively trashed the bridge that connects the A train to the Rockaway peninsula, service on the A line into the peninsula was curtailed south of Howard Beach, and the peninsula’s thousands of residents were ...

H is the internal route designator for the Rockaway Park Shuttle. It was used publicly until 1993, when the public route emblem was changed to S. Since then, the shuttle has only been referred to as H in internal documents.

Dec 4, 2015 · The IRT was known as the “H system” since it ran along parallel north-south routes, on Manhattan’s seventh avenue on the west and Lexington Avenue on the east, connected in the middle through...

Sep 27, 2013 · HH — The HH and H trains have an interesting history because neither of them exist today. The HH Train pictured above was a shuttle that ran between Court Street and Hoyt Schermerhorn, only...

Feb 25, 2014 · Technically, the H train is still in use. It is the internal name for the Rockaway Park shuttle in Queens that connects with the A train to provide service to the western edge of the...

The Rockaway Park Shuttle (internally called the H train) does shine in summer because it provides access from all its stations to Rockaway Beach, the largest urban beach in the Atlantic Ocean. This makes the Rockaway Park Shuttle to be the subway’s only route to receive seasonal service enhancements.

On May 30, 2013, full service to the Rockaways was restored, and the free H service was discontinued. This video shows this unique and unusual operation, which was only in effect for a few...

Jul 28, 2009 · But out there in the far reaches of Queens, the shuttle is known as the H train. A few weeks ago, Mike Kocurek was waiting at Jay St. when an escaped H train rolled by. He snapped the above picture, and we were reminded of a train that runs but not far in a place most New Yorkers never visit.