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A subsidiary of New York State's Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Metro-North is recognized as one of the nation's preeminent railroads, winning the coveted American Public Transportation Association's Outstanding Achievement Award in 1993, 1998, and 1999. Founded in 1983 w...
Operates out of Grand Central and Penn StationsThe New Jersey-Manhattan PATH commuter train lists timetables and service updates on its official site. Recommended in the NYC.com Guerrilla Guide as a great way to get to Manhattan cheap ($1.75 each way). PATH's new turnstiles accept the PATH QuickCard, the PATH SingleRide Ticke...
For elderly and people with disabilities, traveling in NYC may at first appear daunting. However, the city is, for the most part, well equipped to accommodate the needs of those with physical limitation. For public transit options check the MTA New York City Guide to Accessible T...
The Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities (MOPD)<br>100 Gold Street, 2nd FloorHow to act like a native Resist the urge to stop in the middle of a crowded sidewalk and stare at the skyscrapers. They are indeed impressive, but find a quiet spot away from the crowds to contemplate these giants. Study the map in your hotel room or at the restaurant, but not on...
When most visitors think of New York City, they are thinking of Manhattan and its skyline famous the world over. But New York City is much more than just Manhattan! In this article, we offer the following maps: • Bus and Subway Maps • Regional Train Maps • Bicycling Maps • Additi...
The Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) is the busiest commuter railroad in North America, carrying an average of 301,000 customers each weekday on 735 daily trains. Chartered on April 24, 1834, it is also the oldest railroad still operating under its original name. Throughout that time...
AirTrain JFK: Operating 24 hours a day, it’s the easiest way to get to, from, and around JFK airport. Three AirTrain routes stop at ALL passenger terminals and terminal parking lots. AirTrain routes are: All Terminals: Runs in a continuous loop in reverse order from Terminal 8 to...
With over 4500 buses offering over 200 local and 40 express routes, New York's buses carry over one million passengers every day and offer an efficient way to navigate the city. Considering that the whole fleet is air conditioned and handicapped accessible, the bus system is quit...
There are many Bus Companies that have service into and out of New York City. Most of them arrive at the Port Authority, but an increasing number stop in <a href="/>Chinatown or near Penn Station. The Port Authority and Penn Station are extremely well-linked to public ...
There are several private ferry services that operate in and around New York City. They offer ferry service of interest to both daily commuters and tourists and visitors. For a complete list of local operators, as well as their respective schedules, click HERE For the tourist, on...
For just $2.90 you can still travel over 30 miles on the A train, which makes the New York City subway one of America's greatest travel deals. You can also travel on the nearly two dozen additional subway lines, enjoy frequent service and clean trains that serve nearly four milli...
Train service to and from New York City provides for inexpensive weekend vactions for many in the Tri-State region. Whether you are a New Yorker looking to escape, or a nearby neighbor looking to spend a little time here, you will find you have abundant rail options. There are nu...