For those needing to get in, out or around town, here are the buses, trains and ferries that service New York City’s commuters and leisure travelers.
If you have any updated information, feel free to leave it in the comments.
NYC
MTA Bus | mta.info | @NYCTBusStop
Subway | mta.info | @NYCTSubwayScoop
Latest update: Download The Weekender app for information on what lines are running and consult the MTA widget below.
Access-A-Ride | @NYCTSubwayScoop
Latest update: Access-A-Ride service is providing regular service.
BUS
Hampton Jitney | hamptonjitney.com | @hamptonjitney
Tripper Bus | tripperbus.com | @tripperbus
Trips to and from DC, Bethesda and Arlington. Email info@tripperbus.com with any questions.
Go Bus | worldwidebus.com | @GoBusesTweets
Regular service to Newton and Cambridge, MA.
BoltBus | boltbus.com | 1-877.BOLTBUS | @boltbus
Departing and arriving from the 33rd & 7th stop or 34th & 8th stop.
Megabus | megabus.com | 877.462.6342 | @megabus
TRAIN
Metro-North | metronorth.com | @MetroNorthTweet
Amtrak | amtrak.com | @Amtrak
LIRR | mta.info | @LIRRScoop
PATH | @PATHtweet
New Jersey Transit | njtransit.com | @NJ_TRANSIT
New York Waterway | nywaterway.com | 800.533.3779 | @ridetheferry
East River Ferry | nywaterway.com | @eastriverferry
Staten Island Ferry | siferry.com
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