The NJ Transit which transports 940,000 passengers per day, exists since 1983 and is operated by the NJ Transit (New Jersey Transit). Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Transit operates the PATH, which connects New York and New Jersey via the Hudson River.Its lines serve Pennsylvania Station and Grand Central Terminal. New Jersey Transit operates the rail network on the Hudson River shore on the New Jersey side.Rail service to the suburbs of New York City is operated by two MTA agencies: the Long Island Railroad (Eastern Suburbs) and the Metro-North Railroad (Northern Suburbs and Connecticut).

NYC's commuter train network is the most extensive in the United States: 20 lines serving approximately 250 stations and more than 150 million passengers per year (Connecticut, New Jersey and New York State). These 4 commuter train networks have 29 lines and 423 stations forming a rail network of 1,646 miles (2,650 km).

These 4 urban, suburban and communter train networks are a transit system serving the city of NYC (United States) with the subway, the bus or the ferry. You can find on this page the map of NYC suburban train, the map of the New Jersey Transit, the map of the Port Authority Trans-Hudson, the map of the Long Island Rail Road and the map of the Metro North RailRoad.

Metro north map