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MTA IBX trip from Brooklyn to Queens, all 19 stops simulated ride along

Hop aboard for a full simulated journey of the future IBX line — a new light rail/rapid transit corridor proposed by the MTA to link Brooklyn and Queens without passing through Manhattan. In this video, you’ll experience the entire ride from the terminus at Brooklyn Army Terminal through 19 stops across diverse neighbourhoods, concluding at Roosevelt Avenue/74th Street (Jackson Heights) in Queens. The simulation was built in Unity to capture the feel of this upcoming route, showing station approaches, neighbourhood transitions, and city-scape context. Route & Stops (approximate ride time end-to-end ~32 minutes): -MTA -Wikipedia (Note: Stop names and times are based on preliminary planning; actual alignment/stops may change.) Brooklyn Army Terminal (Bay Ridge) – Bay Ridge / Sunset Park, Brooklyn 4th Avenue (Brooklyn) – Sunset Park / Borough Park, Brooklyn 8th Avenue (Brooklyn) – Borough Park / Kensington, Brooklyn New Utrecht Avenue – Borough Park / Bensonhurst, Brooklyn McDonald Avenue – Flatbush / Midwood, Brooklyn East 16th Street – Flatlands / Midwood, Brooklyn Flatbush Avenue–Nostrand Avenue – Flatbush, Brooklyn Utica Avenue – East Flatbush / Brownsville, Brooklyn Remsen Avenue – East New York, Brooklyn Linden Boulevard – Canarsie / East New York border, Brooklyn Livonia Avenue – East New York, Brooklyn Sutter Avenue – East New York / Brownsville, Brooklyn Atlantic Avenue – East New York, Brooklyn (connect to A/C/J/Z/L/LIRR) Wilson Avenue – Bushwick / Ridgewood border, Brooklyn (or Queens?) Myrtle Avenue – Ridgewood / Glendale, Queens Metropolitan Avenue – Middle Village / Glendale, Queens Eliot Avenue – Ridgewood / Maspeth, Queens Grand Avenue – Maspeth / Elmhurst, Queens Roosevelt Avenue/74th Street (Jackson Heights) – Jackson Heights, Queens Estimated ride time: ~32 minutes from end to end. -Governor Kathy Hochul Why watch this simulation? Visualise how the IBX could radically improve Brooklyn-Queens connectivity. See a station-by-station walkthrough, neighbourhood context, and transitions. Experience how a real-time Unity environment can be used for transit simulation and game-design style visualisation. Ideal for transit buffs, urban-planning enthusiasts, Unity developers, and anyone excited by new infrastructure in NYC. #MTA #IBX #InterboroughExpress #BrooklynQueensTransit #Unity3D #GameDesign #TransitSimulation #UrbanPlanning #NYCTransit #LightRail #FutureTransit #CityInfrastructure