MTA Metro-North M7 train approaching and arriving at Harlem

[byronking2369]

with the economy down if it keeps up things are going to go back to the way it use to be

[kes1963]

is the former location of the polo grounds anywhere in this video?

[samanli1]

what is the name of that bridge and where it is located?

[SPAMPOLICE89]

It is called the Park Avenue Bridge it connects Harlem and the Bronx, in NYC.

[wmata2710]

now ny has us ont the lirr and the mnrr the vre suckes so dues the mark or what ever but our metro kickes mtas ass. srry.

[PradM201]

Oh, your so right about that. Don't be sorry that WMATA pwns teh MTA

[Train538]

Also, 10 minutes before Grand Central is Harlem-125th Street for Metro North and for the LIRR, woodside is 10 minutes away from Penn Station.

[Train538]

For dahood07, MTA bought lots of M7's .

[ositomaron]

These trains leave from Grand Central and go to White Plains on the Harlem Line and Croton - Harmon on the Hudson Line. They also have the same trains on the Long Island Railroad, leaving from Penn Station, going to places such as Far Rockaway, Hempstead, Huntington, Babylon, Ronkankoma and Huntington via Jamaica, Queens

[MasterKhem]

One thing I noticed about the M-7's on the Metro North is that it has this little extra piece on top of it's cars, at the ending part. I noticed that all Metro North equipment has a little something extra on their trains than the LIRR which runs the same type of equipment. I wonder why that is.

[zoqaeski]

Possibly a pantograph for working on the line to New Haven, which is electrified using overhead catenary instead of third rail.

[moman1208]

no theyre building the m8's for that. no m7 metro north or lirr has any pantographs

[bobby720]

lived in new york for 6 six years and never been on one

[ositomaron]

They use similar trains on the metro-north, so it is the metro-north railroad which stops at Harlem before Grand Central Terminal.

[dahood07]

sounds like the Long island Railroad, only i dont remember a Harlem Station