H O W NEWYORK M O V E S A GUIDE TO NEW YORK CITY REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION
RAIL NYC Subway NJ Transit PATH Amtrak LIRR Metro-North
LOCAL TRANSIT NYC Subway......................... 5,086,833 Average weekday riders PATH............................. 243,000 Average weekday riders COMMUTER RAIL LIRR............................. 287,099 Average weekday riders Metro-North......................... 274,698 Average weekday riders NJ Transit........................... 259,750 Average weekday riders LONG DISTANCE Amtrak..................................... 24,478 Daily average COURTESY AMTRAK
GROUND NYC Bus Access-a-Ride Long Island Bus NJ Transit Bus All For Hire Vehicles Taxis MTA Bridges MTA Tunnels Port Authority Bridges Port Authority Tunnels NYCDOT Bridges NYCDOT Tunnels Private Vehicles Bicycle Walk
AUTO NYC Bus............................ 2,316,691 Average weekday riders MTA Bus (Former Private Lines)......... 393,951 Average weekday riders NJ Transit Bus........................ 517,450 Average weekday riders Access-a-Ride........................ 18,000 Average weekday riders Long Island Bus...................... 102,672 Average weekday riders All For Hire Vehicles................... 1,500,000 Average weekday riders Taxis............................. 660,000 Average weekday riders MTA Bridges and Tunnels............ 824,000 Average weekday vehicles Port Authority Bridges and Tunnels............. 670,722 Daily average NYCDOT East River Bridges.................... 496,666 Daily average Private Vehicles............................. 54,087,879 Daily average NON-MOTORIZED Walk.................................. 18,187, 879 Daily average Bicycle.................................. 357,576 Daily average
AIR JFK Airport Newark Liberty Airport LaGuardia Airport Stewart Airport MARITIME Staten Island Ferry 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Private Ferries Brooklyn-Port Authority Marine Elizabeth-Port Authority Marine Greenville Yard-Port Authority Marine Howland Hook Marine Port Newark Port Jersey-Port Authority Marine Red Hook Container 4 2 5 3 6 1 7 Brooklyn Cruise Manhattan Cruise Cape Liberty Cruise
AIR John F. Kennedy International Airport............ AirTrain JFK.................................. Newark Liberty International Airport............. AirTrain Newark.............................. LaGuardia Airport............................. Stewart International Airport................... 127,436 Daily average 50,000 Daily average 90,704 Daily average 30,000 Daily average 65,707 Daily average 1,083 Daily average MARITIME Brooklyn Cruise.................. 233,931 Annual passengers Manhattan Cruise................. 900,115 Annual passengers Cape Liberty Cruise............... 393,024 Annual passengers Total Cruise Annual Volume..................... 1,527,070 passengers Staten Island Ferry.................... 65,855 Average weekday riders Private Ferries........................ 29,185 Average weekday riders Port Containers.............................. 3,076,395 (in 2010) Twenty-foot Equivalent Units [TEUs].............. 5,292,020 (in 2010)
W H O M O V E S N E W Y O R K METROPOLITAN TRANSIT AUTHORITY (NYC/Regional): MTA Bus; NYC Subway; NYC Bus; Access-a-Ride; Long Island Bus; Long Island Railroad (LIRR); Metro-North Railroad; Throgs Neck Bridge; Henry Hudson Bridge; Marine Parkway Bridge; Bronx-Whitestone Bridge; Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel; Queens Midtown Tunnel; Robert F. Kennedy Bridge; Cross Bay Bridge; Verrazano-Narrows Bridge THE PORT AUTHORITY OF NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY (Regional): John F. Kennedy International Airport; LaGuardia Airport; Newark Liberty International Airport; Stewart International Airport; Holland Tunnel; Lincoln Tunnel; PATH System; George Washington Bridge; Bayonne Bridge; Goethals Bridge; Outerbridge Crossing; Brooklyn-Port Authority Marine ; Elizabeth-Port Authority Marine ; Greenville Yard-Port Authority Marine ; Howland Hook Marine ; Port Newark; Port Jersey-Port Authority Marine ; Red Hook Container NEW JERSEY TRANSIT (NYC/New Jersey): NJ Transit Trains; NJ Transit Buses; NJ Transit Light Rail NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (NYC): Staten Island Ferry; East River Bridges (Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge, Williamsburg Bridge, Queensboro Bridge); Harlem River Bridges (Willis Avenue Bridge, Third Avenue Bridge, Madison Avenue Bridge, 145th Street Bridge, Macombs Dam Bridge, Washington Bridge, University Heights Bridge, Broadway Bridge) [Partial listing of bridges in the five boroughs] NEW YORK CITY TAXI AND LIMOUSINE COMMISSION (NYC): Taxis; All For Hire Vehicles NEW YORK CITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORTATION (NYC/Regional): Brooklyn Cruise ; Manhattan Cruise AMTRAK (NYC/Regional): Northeast Corridor: West Virginia; Virginia; Washington DC; Maryland; Delaware; Pennsylvania; New Jersey; New York; Connecticut; Rhode Island; Massachusetts; New Hampshire; Vermont; Maine; Quebec, Canada; Ontario, Canada The Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management brings together public and private sector officials to discuss key challenges in the field of transportation and infrastructure, with a focus on the New York Metropolitan region. www.nyu.edu/wagner/rudincenter 212-992-9865 The Rudin Center is grateful to The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey for generously contributing to the design and printing of this guide.