I've been noticing a lot bigger iphone attached to the scanning device than before.
I think on board validation device is shortened OBVD but I could be wrong on the term here.
Like bro in 30 minutes your connected to Babylon instead of having to go to Jamaica in the CITY to catch a BABYLON TRAIN THAT TAKES AN HOUR unless it’s express / semi express which in total is still like 1 hr 20 min if your going peak hour your taking a express train coming from ronkonkoma and from Jamaica taking like a mountak train otherwise if it’s local Babylon 14 stops 55 more min
It’s hard to speak abt but I’m uploading this for safety purposes for those who travel frequently around floral park station area
i know it’s a moving train but that’s no reason to get piss all over the floor 😭😭 men, if you can’t pee without missing just squat over the toilet PLEASE every time i have the misfortune of needing to use the bathroom on the lirr i have to ninja dodge your pee puddles
question in title: why are there two X's for the end train cars?
i believe this is an atlatinc shuttle
I was just getting on the train at track 5 at Jamaica when I spotted the sweetest kitten crying under the tracks across from me (track 6) he ran out onto the tracks but I couldn’t get him because a train was coming and he ran back under the tracks. Please keep an eye out for the little guy I hope he can be found and gets a good home !!! I felt so sad for it
If you parked in the North/West parking lot between Aug. 11–15 and can’t find your car, it was moved west of the overpass.
We thought our clunker was stolen! Turns out, about 140 cars were moved. Hopefully this helps someone else find theirs.
Will be working in Long Island soon and was wondering the correct ticket to purchase.
I will have to leave my house around 6 AM, I’m coming from Brooklyn and will transfer at Jamaica. I will be taking either the Hempstead, West Hampstead or Far Rockaway line. I’m still waiting to hear back from the school districts
Because I will be taking the train around 6 AM, would I be purchasing a peak ticket ? I will not be going to full distance of Rockaway, Hempstead, or West Hempstead. I will be getting off like a couple stops at the Jamaica as I’m not looking to go that deep in into Long Island.
Just wanted to make sure that I’m purchasing the right ticket and I’m not wasting money.
I have a dog thats pretty big and hypoallergenic, do y’all care if I bring her on the train?
DM me. You know why.
I raise you an absurdly idiotic parking at Deer Park
I mean you just gotta applaud
when i was a kid my ears always pop going into the tunnel. where is the magic anymore? lmao
It’s like every post on here and everyone is furious every single time. Are you guys licking the seats? Are you wearing an evening gown on the train? Listen, do I think it’s polite? No. Will it stop me from sitting? No. Has anyone gotten sick or dirty from someone’s feet being on a seat? Literally no. I think I’m going to start doing it actually. Let’s see how long it takes me to get posted.
Isn’t this considered a reproachable behavior? Why so many people feel entitled to put their dirty feet over the seats like this? Would the conductor intervene if they see it?
If you currently live—or previously lived—at any Fairfield Properties apartment complex on Long Island, I want to hear from you.
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Once you become a conductor and reach max pay, what is next? Is there higher positions you can test for or is it just overtime, holiday and night differential to get more money?
