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New York City Transportation | |
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New York City is the transportation nexus for the entire northeastern USA, with five airports, several train stations, and America's busiest bus terminal. |
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AIRPORTS —John F Kennedy International Airport —Newark Liberty International Airport —and
several useful smaller airports. More... TRAIN STATIONS —Grand Central Terminal, serving MetroNorth trains heading north up the Hudson River, and east into Connecticut. More... —Pennsylvania
Station, the terminus
for all Amtrak trains
to New England (Providence
RI, Boston
MA), as well as Amtrak trains to
all other US and Canadian destinations. Penn
Station is also the place to board a Long
Island Rail Road train to John
F Kennedy Airport. More... BUS Major companies serving New England from the Port Authority Bus Terminal include Greyhound and Peter Pan/Bonanza. More... Dozens of buses travel between New York City and Boston MA daily at low fares. Here's full information. |
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