Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) → How to ride, view schedule, buy tickets, board train, transfer, etc

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Here are the links mentioned in the video: JFK to New York/Manhattan → kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXrFZqZ3nLOeppo How to use the MetroCard (and everything else you need to know) → kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYmrcmeCmN95aKM MTA info page for LIRR and Metro-North Railroad → new.mta.info/fares/lirr-metro-north MTA Fare and Schedule → new.mta.info/fares-and-tolls/fare-information MTA Zones and Fare Table → new.mta.info/document/19751

[@today273]

This link roundup is super appreciated 😃. This is the Jamaica Station of the comment section 👌

[@UrbanCaffeine]

@@today273 😂😂 Good one!

[@SavantPete]

Hello, I am very new to the LIRR as I am a New York. This was very helpful but I think I'm going to mess up a few times. Do you know if the LIRR will accept OMNY metro cards soon?

[@redcoat4348]

I thought it was funny that you used Garden City - Penn Station as your example ride, because that's the train I take every day. How lucky!

[@christopherderasmo5041]

I love how Penn Station gives you as little time as possible to tell what track to run full speed to. Grand Central gives you a 3 hour notice for comparison.

[@mirzaahmed6589]

That's because Penn Station is a through station. Trains arrive from and leave to all directions. They cannot announce tracks in advance because you cannot assign one before the train gets near. Grand Central is a terminal, basically a train yard surrounded by a station. With 67 tracks, there is no shortage of tracks to store and dispatch trains from. They can easily announce tracks hours in advance since there are no competing services trying to arrive and occupy the same tracks.

[@tasniaislam3951]

As a person who suffers from social anxiety, thank you. I avoided the lirr for so long because no one taught me nor did I need it the past years but ever since I moved to far eastern queens I couldn’t handle 2 hour commute to work and the 2 hours going back using regular nyc transit…

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thanks! I hope the LIRR works out for you.

[@qjtvaddict]

Especially since they have a $5 fare now

[@keithsy75]

No one taught you? Where were your parents? You really have problems.

[@professional.commentator]

The LIRR seems like the airport version of trains. So complicated and confusing yet fascinating as well.

[@mirzaahmed6589]

What's so confusing about airports?

[@adairaranda8649]

One year later and CRAZY TRAIN, thank you so much!!

[@Jonathan-co6eh]

I'm going to new york tomorrow, this vid will surely save my life from trains 😂😂😂

[@hopper6094]

Same!! I’m seeing MJ The Musical 😂

[@rolandaubert1668]

CRAZY TRAIN...😀 You can' imagine how helpful your videos are. THANKS!

[@dougmiller254]

You are an excellent communicator. I'll need to rewatch this a few times to absorb it all, but very clearly presented.

[@mrcarlo1966]

You did an excellent job in making a slightly confusing system a little easier to navigate.Great Job.Thanks

[@-Cece]

I am only 4 minutes into this video and it's is exactly what I needed. I searched for how to ride the LIRR and found this video! Thank you!!

[@camilagrotto8421]

Just wanted to say thank you! You are amazing and this video was truly helpful!!!! ❤️

[@Ronaldofan2008]

Thanks for this video my grandma uses the LIRR to get the great neck in Long Island and i found you channel because i like trains

[@UrbanCaffeine]

That is awesome! Thanks for watching.

[@russellgxy2905]

Ahhh, "All Change at Jamaica!" This is one of the best videos I've seen of breaking down the LIRR, the oldest railroad in the country still under its original name. I think it might be the longest commuter system too by a single line, since a train from NYP to Montauk is well over 100 miles! Mild shame that dual-mode trains won't be able to run to Grand Central Madison, but I understand why

[@ChasMusic]

¡Very helpful! Also, don't confuse Port Washington and Port Jefferson, very different lines. A gotcha on the Port Jefferson line is that you sometimes have to change trains again at Huntington, from an electric train to a diesel. The catch is, at least when I made that trip, that the diesel train was a lot shorter than the electric train and there was no indication on the platform that the boarding area for the train was much shorter, so I found myself running for the train even though I had been waiting for several minutes for it to arrive. No fun.

[@murlm0ny996]

This is extremely helpful, and you posted this at a perfect time for me. Thanks for all that you do!

[@UrbanCaffeine]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@stuartaaron613]

Formerly from Long Island, and I love trains, so the algorithm worked.

[@hongliangliu8742]

City ticket now costs $5 and now can be used on all off-peak trains. Zone 3 stations are all covered by City Ticket.

[@michaellink7448]

Lol yes its true! I love trains and when I was searching one day about the LIRR, I found this video. And now I watch all of them! Thank you for the entertaining and nicely detailed video to help me understand more about the LIRR Thea! :)

[@osagiee.guobadia-secondytc4624]

The best educational video about learning how to ride the Long Island Rail Road ever. Thanks for uploading this video, Thea. I may be comfortable with riding with the MTA buses from here on in in New York. : )

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thanks for watching!

[@osagiee.guobadia-secondytc4624]

@@UrbanCaffeine No problem.

[@luislaplume8261]

My late parents and my aunt and uncle went on our first railroad train in America from Woodside where we lived on the second floor of a 2 family house from there to Long Beach round trip in 1960. The train had rattan seats and a raised center roof with ventilation slots on each side and a single wide door on each end. The air whistle was the hoot sound, the same as the Pennsylvania R.R electric commuter trains and both3 trains looked alike except for different colors and the Long Island using 3rd rail and the other using overhead wires. During the Mad Men era of NYC!

[@osagiee.guobadia-secondytc4624]

@@luislaplume8261 That's amazing. : )

[@georgepolasky9809]

Phenomenal presentation, Thea. AGAIN !!! Thank you, as always.

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thank you too!

[@AlphaEta3]

Loving your content. Found you through the algorithm. Not a criticism, it’s L I DoubleR!

[@WillsJazzLoft]

Outstanding presentation! This will definitely prepare me for my next excursion up North. Thank you

[@robisonbarnes1922]

These videos are great!

[@WiseAssGamer]

Well, I guess the algorithm brought me here, so far so good, I guess I'll sub.

[@chuckiea7011]

When I lived back home in NYC, I use to love traveling to Long Island every chance I got. I traveled all over the island and one of the first places I came across was Jamaica Queens and Southampton in Suffolk County.

[@LIRRFAN426]

7:00 for me, I’ve found that they work for not just weekends, but off peak times in general. Also, you can get a city ticket in some zone 3 stops. Basically, if the stop is in the one of the boroughs, then you can get a city ticket there.

[@amitsprojects6877]

Outstanding presentation on how to use LIRR. Thanks so much. We plan to visit NY soon.

[@woodlands879]

Thank you for your video. It is clear and easy to understand. Please do more videos.

[@kamana6435]

Great video I love transit information and find other world transit systems fascinating. Keep up the great content😀

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thanks! I'm surprised to discover that there's a huge subculture when it comes to transit.

[@adithyaramachandran7427]

Most electric lines do have trains that run into Penn station. It's the diesel lines that don't have this option. Same holds true for NJ transit. However, NJ transit lines are shifting to dual mode locomotives, so that 1 seat rides are possible in the same direction. The NYC regional rail system is almost 200 miles from Montauk in the east to High bridge in the west. That's almost the distance from Ann Arbor to Chicago. In the future, I'm hoping a cross region Amtrak route could be run from one endpoint to the other with fewer stops (Like Trenton to Ronkonkoma or Babylon to Morristown).

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thanks for this info! I wish we had bullet trains that go from coast to coast. I'm not a fan of flying.

[@adithyaramachandran7427]

​@@UrbanCaffeine Have to disagree on coast to coast bullet trains, planes make sense there. But regional HSR makes a lot of sense. Taking a train from DC to Pittsburgh via Shenandoah and Allegheny valley makes sense than flying and is much more scenic. But no passenger rail corridor exists between the 2, let alone high speed. In the 1950's B&O had many passenger trains serving the 2 cities. They weren't HSR, but the frequency was reasonable with 10 trains at different times of day, so people used them.

[@timhershel2940]

There are a handful of diesel LIRR trains on the schedule that go into Penn. But it is pretty rare. They are even more rare nowadays.

[@russellgxy2905]

Well...technically they do. There are plenty of trains that start in Diesel territory but end up in New York Penn. LIRR has a number of Dual-Mode locomotives that can run on third rail whenever they need to use the East River tunnels (I don't think they use it anywhere else since Electric mode limits their speed and power). If you see a train of bilevel cars with a "500" locomotive pulling or pushing, then it can go to Penn. Also, NJT has been able to run trains to direct Penn for awhile using Dual-Modes. I think the only lines where this can't physically be done is the Pascack, Bergen, and Main/Port Jervis lines. But at least Secaucus is still an option

[@deanchapman1824]

Great video!!! Brooklyn is really Kings County. Glad that you said that it's on LI!

[@davidk.1089]

Hi from near Hicksville, Long Island, NY. I've grown up and lived around here awhile but I want to move closer to the city. This video was well explained. Long Island gets a bad reputation, and I have a lot of issues with it. But, you are right. Go explore. There is a lot to see and do on Long Island. And, yes, the train costs a lot, but if you buy a few tickets at a time, the cost comes down dramatically. I buy a 20 trip Hicksville to Penn station for about $230. You get a discount, and it works out to about $6 a ride. Not bad at all. Yes, the schedules can be confusing. I also recommend looking at the time of the departing train. They will usually be time specific and so if you walk through penn station, you can find that exact time on the schedule board and just go to that track. Also, Woodside does have a connection to the #7 subway that you can take to flushing. Great video!

[@user-if4df7lk1z]

LIRR is cool as he'll! I used to use it all the time.

[@danielarodriguezminsky9643]

Thank you for the geography lesson. So useful

[@MrSuperpiff4]

Great video! SMALL CORRECTIONS: The LIRR"S "City Terminal Zone" IS NOT THE SAME as CityTicket's range. The CityTicket (peak & off-peak) can be used to go between any stops within the LEGAL LIMITS of New York City. This means that a CityTicket can take you east of Jamaica/Woodside all the way to/from Queens Village, Little Neck, Rosedale, or (as of 2023) Far Rockaway. Since Far Rockaway is both in NYC and the terminus (end) of the Far Rockaway Branch, the MTA has made it so CityTickets can only be purchased at that station and not the Long Island stations later down that branch. UPDATES: 1. The LIRR finally now runs into Grand Central Terminal, part of the City Terminal Zone. The LIRR terminal is much deeper than the rest of GCT, the LIRR service is only by electric trains NOT diesel services (must transfer), and service is less frequent than Penn Station. 2. Atlantic Shuttle is primarily served by shuttle mandating a Jamaica transfer for most customers, and 3. The aforementioned CityTicket now includes the Far Rockaway station. Minor nitpick: Ronkonkoma is pronounced Ron-KONG-kə-mə. Emphasis on the KONG, and the "Koma" is said like K-ah-ma. Listen to the automatic announcements on the LIRR M3 trains, the way he pronounces it is a local favorite. Otherwise great video.

[@timhershel2940]

Some trains that go through Jamaica at peak hours do not stop at Jamaica. Those are flyers. The best way to know at Penn if it stops at Jamaica is to see if the sign shows the Air train logo. Also you should never use 3rd party apps like city mapper for the LIRR. Many times they will show incorrect information if there are service changes on the weekend. Or it will tell you to transfer to a train that does not hold the connection.

[@russellgxy2905]

Oh my god, I thought the only trains that ran through Jamaica were empty deadhead trains, or maybe the Cannonball to Montauk whenever it runs

[@timhershel2940]

@@russellgxy2905 There is actually a Huntington train from Brooklyn that skips Jamaica as well. It surprisingly gets plenty of ridership. The new proposed schedules though almost all trains will stop at Jamaica which I think is kind of a mistake.

[@kenilpatel7841]

I live in Long Island and this was a super helpful video👌

[@UrbanCaffeine]

That's great to hear. Thank you!

[@michaelellis660]

Wow what a great video. I am heading to NYC in October and would love to explore Long Island. This has made it a lot easier. Thanks from Sydney Australia.

[@davidthaler7018]

Long Island has some places of historic interest, some nice seaside villages (The Hamptons) and some nice beaches (though you won’t be there during the summer months). However, it’s largely suburban-once you arrive by LIRR, it’s difficult to get around without a car. You may need to rely on taxis or Uber/Lyft.

[@murdelabop]

Crazy Train! Love it! Keep them coming!

[@EscapingtheEmptyNest]

Great video as usual! I was curious why no one ever did a video on using the Long Island Railroad to get into Manhattan from LaGuardia Airport. I decided to take that option and make a video about it on our Channel. It had some very interesting pros and cons. No regrets, but it's probably something I wouldn't do again unless I was in a big hurry to get to that area of town

[@UrbanCaffeine]

I haven't even considered the LIRR from LGA. You don't recommend it?

[@EscapingtheEmptyNest]

@@UrbanCaffeine Like I said in my video, It's FAST once you get to Woodside (like 10 minutes) but it costs more to get from LGA to Midtown because you don't get the free transfer from the q70. From LGA, you have to stay on the q70 another stop, and you wind up at Woodside. From there, the LIRR is a non stop ride all the way to Penn Station. If you are heading to the Penn station area or catching an amtrak from there, it's an option worth considering.

[@Vxllain]

This is an amazing tutorial, but if i were to be honest, I would hop on the bus at Jamaica to get to Flushing instead of backtracking via Woodside. There are a handful of buses that go from Jamaica to Flushing (e.g. Q44-SBS, Q17, Q20A/B, Q25/65.) Sure it might be a bit slower, but it shaves lots of time off of what would be an unnecessary backtrack.

[@monicw228]

this is SO helpful, thank you so much!

[@joeyalptekins55]

Great video! This is perfect timing, as I needed to get to NYC tomorrow through the LIRR, and I had no idea how to, but now I do!

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Great! Good luck 🍀

[@today273]

Thank you for KZbin's best LIRR explainer. I only had to take it briefly last year, when I was interviewing for a job in Nassau. The trains are nice, as is Jamaica station. (note: you can get to J-stay by subway! J and E lines.) By far the only awful thing on LIRR is the high, variable prices, compared to the subway. I understand it costs more to run longer train lines for fewer people. But then there are like 20 different prices listed and you have to find the right one for your journey, which to me adds another $2 of effort to deciding whether to take the train. I don't think before taking the subway, but on LIRR I have to add math to my commute. ugh! I also originally found this channel thru TrainTube! I hadn't even been looking for videos about my own city, I watch a lot of public transit content (mostly Canadians). I like how, when you say "We have yet to find the perfect transit system" that a subscribe button appeared over your shoulder. Beautiful 🙌

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thank you! This video took a bit of time to organize so I appreciate your comment. Agree that the pricing can be confusing. Also, what's TrainTube? Is that a subreddit?

[@dodge1515]

Honestly, you're better off catching NICE bus (n4/n4X) from Jamaica terminal.

[@brightlight4212]

Thank u for this so much

[@arandomyoutubechannel2940]

At the 11:00 minute mark, I straight away noticed that you're using a Google Pixel phone, using the screen record feature; which is ironic given the fact that I'm watching this video on my own Google Pixel 6

[@UrbanCaffeine]

High five! 🖐 I really like Google Fi that's why I have a Pixel phone.

[@bkfinestmark]

thank you for this

[@theluxuryminimalistraveler]

what a helpful video!!! thank you!! :)

[@foreverbrod]

Hey Thea! I just want to let you know that although yes, the Oyster Bay Branch does skip all stops until Mineola after Jamica, Port Jefferson/Huntington trains will make every stop after Jamaica.

[@markfriedman5358]

Great video

[@_.crzzyy._]

I love lirr

[@vincejm]

An excellent information video for visitors to Long Island. I would like to wish the Urban Caffeine team, Happy Holidays, and congrats on reaching over 5k subscribers.

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Happy holidays to you too! Thank you. ☃️

[@neilmehra_]

Thank you!

[@ggaxiola22]

Is it smarter to get a monthly pass to Penn station even though I'm trying to get to Woodside since its on the same way? Why not get a pass for the city if my main destination is a on the same line?

[@Ferdinand_FE]

Do you have a video for the MTA north?

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Not currently. It's something that's being worked on.

[@goldenkookiekim2153]

I need to travel from Baldwin to Brentwood and I’m so confused 😂 , your video help me a little bit thanks

[@rahulnyc30]

This was really helpful!

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thank you! Happy New Year!

[@kevinperalta3479]

Hi… I’ve to go Baldwin from JFK, so I need to take the air train to Jamaica and them a transfer to Baldwin station or do I have to look for the babylon branch on the screen at Jamaica?

[@stevenroshni1228]

MTA says peak fares won't be back until March (and some new discount options will also start).

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Nice! Thanks for sharing.

[@iron_lion940]

High quality and detailed!

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thank you! Happy you liked it.

[@thisthingcalledlove8937]

Can you use credit card contactless payment to use both the LIRR and AirTain? I mean without needing to purchase physical tickets. Thanks

[@daviddrummond8911]

your right lirr and train people go together and your idea on b&b for us wanderers = any idea on budget pricing off season..

[@frankb1]

Good video

[@bradwconnors]

Crazy Train!

[@SoFloGal12]

Hi! What’s the best way to get from Bellport to Lower East Side?

[@ky_bov]

If I want to travel to Mets-Willets Point, do I ride the Port Washington train without a Woodside transfer? Im confused.

[@trainswithnickyt]

Just an FYI, I have now also found you through liking trains and the LIRR in particular

[@francoislaforge8255]

So if I want to go from Oyster Bay to New Hyde Park by train, I have to take the train to Jamaca and double-back because the Oyster Bay branch doesn't stop at New Hyde Park?

[@brandondurkin6851]

I use the lirr to get to ubs arena and those are some CRAZY TRAINS lol love the videos

[@UrbanCaffeine]

🙌 Crazy train indeed. Thanks for watching!

[@jaycee330]

Great video, just a side note, Ronkonkoma is pronounced "ron-KON-kuh-muh".

[@luisurena5722]

thank u for translation !!!

[@shawnholder1467]

Riding trains in the city is a new adventure everyday. You never know what will happen or what you will see 😂

[@JLALALALA]

CRAZY TRAIN and OZZY 😄

[@UrbanCaffeine]

🙌

[@coles.7326]

Can you do NJ transit next?

[@mrowlbert]

Crazy Train!!

[@Chris-po9lk]

Great video im from Long Island and it still helped!

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Great to hear that! Thanks for watching.

[@hannahkai1882]

Thanks!

[@francenecostello9915]

Haven't taken an LIRR in 10 years - Penn to Port Jeff and transferring at Huntington, do you know if we have to change platforms - or just wait for that connecting train to arrive at the station?

[@eddiew2325]

Thanks I have it

[@OpaSpielt]

Crazy Train, but your video is a great help. 🖐🏼👴🏼

[@UrbanCaffeine]

🙌 Whoop! 🙌 Thank you for watching.

[@poisonsummerivy]

I am in newyork staying in great neck but going into city every day. Is there a 5 day ticket or something close

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Hello there. There's a weekly ticket option, but you have to buy it beginning Wed for the following Saturday. I'm not sure how much it cost though. More info here: new.mta.info/fares/lirr-metro-north

[@MarvCapturesTheVibezNYC]

Thea here since I believe you can give me tips on which stations , got a pass for LIRR

[@EvaSlash]

I need to get to Great neck station from penn station. So will my train be direct or not? How do I tell? And is the way back from Great neck to penn the same method? Is this a simple route? I've never used LIRR before

[@stuartaaron613]

I know its a little late to answer, but Great Neck is on the Port Washington branch, which is direct between Great Neck and Penn Station. I believe that all Port Washington branch trains stop at Great Neck, but check the schedule to be sure.

[@armandtablan8224]

Hi, may I ASK if E Train terminal is also on PENN STATION? Because I was told by my hotel to take E train from Jamaica and get off at 42nd st. and transfer to number 1 train. Can I take the LIRR ? I'M going to Amsterdam ave. this Dec. May I know the weather in New York as I'll be arriving in tropical country. Appreciate your advice and Thank you so much GOD BLESS Merry Christmas

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Hi there. Yes, the E is at Penn Station. But the 1 train runs along Amsterdam Ave. That's probably why they told you to take the E and transfer to the 1. And the weather is pretty cold right now, around 30-50F.

[@armandtablan8224]

@@UrbanCaffeine Appreciate so much for your assist. Thanks

[@welding_guy7524]

One more thing.. it’s called Ron con ko ma.. you should learn about ronkonkoma.. it’s a lake in the middle of Suffolk county that has a rich history and lore about a Native American princess who every year lures a young man to his death in the lake

[@gustavschneider745]

Ronkonkoma is pronounced with the accent on the second, not the third syllable.

[@simonepincer1031]

Hi , Thea! Thank you for the vídeo. I will be on a concert soon in UBS arena, Elmond Park and thinking about going by LIRR. My hotel is in Manhattan. Is it easy??

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Hi there! A concert sounds exciting. I've never been to UBS arena before, but from what I understand, the station there is operational during events. Depending on what train you get on, you might have to transfer at Jamaica Station. Don't be afraid to ask staff at the stations if you feel lost.

[@simonepincer1031]

Yeah !! I 'm so exciting for The concert! My idols will be there ! I have noticed that The station of UBS Arena Will be opened and I really have to go to Jamaica first and then go ahead to Manhattan. I am worried about this path because its gonna be late at night and I'm a little bit scared. I'm going alone from Brasil. Thank u anyway for your attention !!

[@UrbanCaffeine]

@@simonepincer1031 I haven't taken the LIRR at night, but overall it's not as bad as the subway. Hopefully there will be other people coming back to Manhattan from the concert. Good luck and have fun!

[@mta25135]

How do I transfer at Jamaica to a port Jefferson branch

[@epikest]

today marks the opening of the grand central terminal!

[@nicolasdominguez6777]

As a Long Islander the LIRR Is so overpriced

[@luislaplume8261]

Just like Nassau County sales, income , and property taxes. They want to rival Massachusetts!

[@qjtvaddict]

@@luislaplume8261 while not even linking to NE

[@welding_guy7524]

Not really unless you are traveling several zones.. I was paying $3 a day to commute from speonk to sayville ..they rarely ever took my ticket for ride home heading east..the only bad side to riding the lirr is weekend service east of Babylon is horrible..there isn’t a train east of patchogue for several hours but at least it’s not the east of ronkonkoma ..

[@luislaplume8261]

@@qjtvaddict True! But when the L.I.R.R. was formed in 1834, it was intended to go to Port Jefferson and connect to a ferry to New England and Boston. But eventually other railroads built trestles and bridges to connect what is the Bronx now but then was part of upstate New York thru Connecticut to Boston by 1850.

[@slapshot68]

Hoboken to Ramsey is a longer trip than Penn Station to Islip n it’s cheaper

[@RonGerstein]

There is a new LIRR route that goes to GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL, called GCT MADISON.

[@DarkBenHyuga]

So if I’m going to Mets-Willett from Penn station, do I have to transfer from wood side to the port Washington branch? Or will it have its own track at Penn station?

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Hello 👋 There's a Port Washington train from Penn station. No need to transfer.

[@DarkBenHyuga]

@@UrbanCaffeine you are the best, this made my anxiety about this all a lot easier to deal with

[@MarkRosenberg-ge1cc]

Many years ago the stations in Brooklyn were zone1A

[@HT-CHITOWN]

when i check fare information, system gives me same fare from port washington to penn station / port washington to woodside. do i need to by new ticket from woodside to penn station? or i need to wait at same platform without ticket?

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Hi there. The fare is the same because both Woodside and Penn Station are in the same zone. If you are coming from Port Washington headed to Penn Station, you can just stay on the train. No need to get off at Woodside.

[@Plus_P_Plus]

CRAZY TRAIN

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Cheers! 🌟

[@lourdjydecejour5990]

i'm going to manhasset tomorrow and i'm so confuse😢

[@dr.woozie7500]

As a New Jerseyan, LIRR is wayyyy more complicated than NJ Transit. There's so many branches and transfers, and NJ Transit doesn't have peak/offpeak.

[@SirKenchalot]

When did you move to the city?

[@RailfanJalen]

That was a good one I hope you do Metro North and NJT. Choo Choo from NJT Cab car

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Yup, planning to do some Jersey trains eventually. 🚋 Thanks for watching!

[@pixelchic9449]

What about the Omny app?

[@amritakaushalya146]

Suggestion for a other video for metro north railroad.