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D D train after dark
The D train runs all night. On weeknights between 1 and 5 a.m. expect a train about every 20 minutes, with the longest scheduled gap 21 minutes. Overnight it stops at 41 stations, 5 more than in the middle of the day.
MTA’s route description: “Trains operate, at all times, from Norwood-205 St, Bronx, to Coney Island-Stillwell Av, Brooklyn via Central Park West and 6 Avenue in Manhattan, and via the Manhattan Bridge to and from Brooklyn. When in Brooklyn, trains operate via 4 Avenue, then through Bensonhurst to Coney Island. Trains typically operate local in the Bronx, express in Manhattan, and local in Brooklyn. Note that Bronx rush hour trains operate express (peak direction only), and Brooklyn trains operate express along the 4 Avenue segment (all times except late nights).”
Trains per hour, 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Monday to Thursday nights
Toward Norwood-205 St, from 155 St: every 20 min, 1–5 a.m.
Toward Coney Island-Stillwell Av, from 20 Av: every 20 min, 1–5 a.m.
Friday night (into Saturday)
Toward Norwood-205 St, from 155 St: every 20 min, 1–5 a.m.
Toward Coney Island-Stillwell Av, from 20 Av: every 20 min, 1–5 a.m.
Saturday night (into Sunday)
Toward Norwood-205 St, from Kingsbridge Rd: every 20 min, 1–5 a.m.
Toward Coney Island-Stillwell Av, from Bay 50 St: every 20 min, 1–5 a.m.
Sunday night (into Monday)
Toward Norwood-205 St, from Bedford Park Blvd: every 20 min, 1–5 a.m.
Toward Coney Island-Stillwell Av, from 25 Av: every 20 min, 1–5 a.m.
Departures per clock hour from the station where the line runs most often overnight. Highlighted bars: 1–5 a.m.
Where it stops overnight
Extra stops late at night
25 St, 4 Av-9 St, DeKalb Av, Prospect Av, Union St
Compared with weekday midday service. Stations may share a name across lines.
Other lines
From the MTA subway GTFS schedule “20261028-fall-2026-pick-with-long-term-supplements”. Not endorsed by MTA; the data may not be accurate or complete: check MTA’s D train page and planned service changes.