Yes, the 7 train (IRT Flushing Line) in New York City operates as both a local and an express service. The 7 Local (denoted by a green circle icon) makes all stops between Times Square–42nd St and Flushing–Main St. The 7 Express (denoted by a red diamond icon, <7>) skips several stops in Queens during peak hours to move commuters faster. Specifically, the express service runs towards Manhattan in the morning (approx. 6:30 AM to 10:00 AM) and towards Flushing in the afternoon (approx. 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM) on weekdays. The express route utilizes the middle track of the three-track line. It is important to note that late at night and on weekends, the 7 train typically only operates as a local service. The 7 train is unique for using 11-car sets, the highest number in the NYC Subway system, and it is a vital lifeline for residents of Queens, providing a direct link to major transfer hubs like Grand Central and the Port Authority Bus Terminal.