Transportation in New York (public Transportation)

Public Transportation in New York City (1 listings total)

Port Authority of New York & New Jersey (PATH) Airports, tunnels, bridges, ports, bus terminals, and trains serving the 5 NYC boroughs, the Bronx, Nassau, Suffolk, Rockland and Westchester Counties and 8 New Jersey counties of Bergen, Exxex, Hudson, Middlesex, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, and Union. Eighth Ave., West Village NY 10048 Tel 212-435-7000 Website: panynj.gov Map

Public Transportation Authorities (10 listings total)

	LIRR Commuters Campaign Represents the interests of regular commuters & other passengers of the Long Island Rail Road for the purpose of improving the LIRR. Check website for details & other useful features! PO Box 35, Bayport, Long Isl&, Tel 631-472-8111 E-mail: lirrcc@lirrcommuters.org; Website: lirrcommuters.org
	Long Island Rail Road Commuters Council Check website for details. Website: pcac.org
	Metro-North Railroad Commuter Council (MNRCC) See website for details. Website: pcac.org
	Metropolitan Transportation Authority Oversees public transit in New York City and the surrounding suburbs. Includes NYC Transit, LIRR, Long Island Bus, Metro-North Railroad, NYC bridges and tunnels. 347   Madison Ave., Midtown NY Main Office 212-878-7000 Website: mta.info Map
	Metropolitan Transportation Authority - Long Island Rail Road Comprised of nine branches serving Long Island from Penn Station to the eastern tip of Montauk. Lost and Found 212-643-5228 Main Office: 718-558-7400; Nassau County: 516-822-5477 NYC: 718-217-5477; Police: 516-733-3900 Police: 718-558-3300; Suffolk County: 631-231-5477 TDD for Hearing Impaired: 718-558-3022; Website: mta.info
	Metropolitan Transportation Authority - Metro-North Railroad Oversees Grand Central Station and commuter routes running north and northeast of NYC. In conjunction with New Jersey routes go from Hoboken to Port Jervis or Spring Valley New York. Information 212-532-4900 Main Office: 212-340-3000; Toll-Free: 800-638-7646 Website: mta.nyc.ny.us
	Metropolitan Transportation Authority - NYC Transit Oversees NYC subways, buses, and Staten Island Railway. 370 Jay, Brooklyn, Information 718-330-1234 Main Office: 718-330-3000; Website: mta.info
	New Jersey Transit Operates commuter rail services from NY Penn Station to Newark and operates the New Jesery segment of Metro-North routes to Port Jervis and Pasaock Valley lines. Bus routes run from port Authority Bus Terminal and GWB Bus Station. 1 Penn Plaza Est, Newark, NJ, Customer Services 973-491-9400 Information: 973-762-5100; Lost and Found: 212-630-7389 Lost and Found: 973-491-8792; Website: njtransit.state.nj.us
	New York City transit Riders Council (NYCTRC) See website for details. Website: pcac.org
	New York State Thruway Authority Information 800-847-8929 Lost and Found: 518-436-3198; Website: thruway.state.ny.us

Public Transportation Websites (6 listings total)

	HopStop.com Online subway and bus directions for NYC. Toll-Free 888-560-0984 E-mail: contact@hopstop.com; Website: hopstop.com
	MTA Complaint Sevice Phone Numbers and Info If you have a complaint about any MTA service, call one of the numbers provided by this website. Website: pcac.org
	MTA Travel Info Map, schedule, and fare information for NYC transit and subways. Website: pcac.org
	NYC Lower ManhattanTransportation Maps Website: lowermanhattan.info
	Online Transportation Guide for NYC---Trains, Buses, Subway, Waterways Click Here For Information From Our Website
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