Katonah Train Times (2024)

1. Metro-North Railroad

Ridgefield-Katonah Shuttle
Metro-North serves customers throughout New York and Connecticut on our Harlem, Hudson, New Haven, Port Jervis, and Pascack Valley lines.

See hours, parking information, and timetables for Metro-North Railroad's Katonah station.
See hours, parking information, and timetables for Metro-North Railroad’s Katonah station.

Sep 30, 2019 · Guaranteed Ride Home Program Hours. Monday through Friday (excluding holidays) during off-peak times for all trains leaving. Grand Central ...

Katonah. 6:35 PM · Goldens Bridge. 6:01 PM · Purdy's. 6:05 PM · Croton Falls. 6:01 PM ... You can see the next Metro-North Railroad Harlem commuter rail times in ...
See next departure times, schedules, route maps and all stop locations for the rail
See Also
The history and mystery of America’s long-lost pickle sandwich

8:20AM 9:10AM 50 (minutes). 8:53AM 9:30AM 37. 9:20AM 10:10AM 50. 9:53AM 10:30AM 37. 10:20AM 11:10AM 50. 10:53AM 11:30AM 37. 11:20AM 12:10PM 50.

Departs, Arrives, Time ; MTK, GC, Minutes ; 7:14 AM, 8:22 AM, 68 ...
Mount Kisco Train Station Schedule from Grand Central Station New York Weekday Parking Weekends Meters Parking Permits Pass

Please enter by train schedule to katonah train numbers was the closest to ... Check live train times for. LIRR, Metro North and NJ Transit in New York City ...

Bee-Line Bus Schedules and Maps. Print · Email. Westchester County Bee-Line Bus. Bee ... Ossining - Mount Kisco - Katonah. 20/21. Bronx - White Plains. 25. Bronx ...
Bee-Line Bus Schedules and Maps

Bee-Line Bus Schedules. Print · Email. Bee-Line Bus Schedules. Route, Schedule. 1C,1T,1W,1X ... Ossining - Mount Kisco - Katonah. 20/21. Bronx - White Plains. 25.
Bee-Line Bus Schedules

The nearest train stations to Pound Ridge are in New Canaan (New Haven Line), and along the Harlem Line in Katonah, Bedford Hills, and Mount Kisco. The ...
There are approximately 84 miles of roads in Pound Ridge. Approximately 83% of these are Town~owned. The others are State and County roadways that form the backbone of the Town‘s roadway system; they are High Ridge, Long Ridge, Salem, Stone Hill, Redford-Pound Ridge Road, and Westchester Avenue. Many of these roads date to pre-revolutionary times. Although extensively modiﬁed over the years to improve their condition, function and capacity, all remain two-lane roads without traffic signals. Older Town-owned roads closely follow the contours and features of the land. They were designed to avoid large trees, rock outcroppings and other environmental features. By doing so, these roads add to the scenic and semi-rural ambiance that deﬁnes the Town's character.