r/LIRR • u/Suitable-Tomatillo-7 • 7h ago
8$ surgecharge is B.S!!!
I get these charges because im RUSHING and i get there in the nic of time. Im getting charged 8 bucks because i bought when I GOT THERE. I swear I hate the MTA.
r/LIRR • u/Suitable-Tomatillo-7 • 7h ago
I get these charges because im RUSHING and i get there in the nic of time. Im getting charged 8 bucks because i bought when I GOT THERE. I swear I hate the MTA.
r/LIRR • u/_Heretowin_ • 11h ago
Damn. Wtf is going on
Edit: not my car
r/LIRR • u/Educational_Law_7787 • 12h ago
serious question. why can’t this be fixed? we can’t automate soon enough i tell ya.
r/LIRR • u/Lattexlux • 23h ago
So I have my medical coming up for the railroad for a MofE Electrician position.
What does the physical test usually consist of? Is it anything really strenuous? I heard it may involve lifting around 70 lbs and stepping over the third rail or similar tasks.
If anyone has been through it, I’d appreciate hearing what the physical exam was actually like. I’d appreciate any input! I know there isn’t much information out there since it seems pretty lowkey.
r/LIRR • u/antsonaflask • 1d ago
Today the train was late and the transfer to ronkonkoma ended up three minutes early which meant that I had to haul ass to get to those stairs and get over from track 1 to track 8 and tell me why there are several people going up the MIDDLE OF THE STAIRCASE WITH THEIR SUITCASE. Then some lady has the audacity to get upset at me for accidentally bumping into her while she’s standing in the middle of the top of the staircase where everyone is trying to go because he was checking something on her phone. Just a frustrated long islander who works in the Bronx and uses public transport and doesn’t want to spend an extra 40 minutes waiting for another transfer because some lady and some people with suitcases decided that they needs an entire staircase to themself. Happy Wednesday!
r/LIRR • u/Hopeful-Battle-368 • 1d ago
Does anyone who works for the LIRR or in general if LIRR will be hiring train crews anytime soon? Specifically conductors and engineers?
r/LIRR • u/LateralusNYC • 1d ago
A few times now I've bought a ticket and forgot to activate it until the conductor comes along.
"oh snap! I forgot to activate this?! Sorry, my bad.."
Conductor shrugs, scans, and moves on. Not once have I received a notification or charge on my accounts.
Do the conductors have some autonomy over who gets dinged?
r/LIRR • u/repost_the_sequel • 1d ago
Would not move over to let people sit. Full train.
r/LIRR • u/trachforest2 • 1d ago
Hi all!
I purchased a day pass at 11pm on July 21 for a 6:26am train from Valley Stream to Atlantic Terminal the next day (July 22nd).
When I pulled up the ticket on the train, I was surprised to see it missing. It was under the "Past" tab and labeled as used. See screenshot.
I'm not sure if i missed something! I'm flabbergasted why its no longer valid after 2 hours.
r/LIRR • u/streetscenesnyc • 1d ago
Can anyone explain why the LIRR decides to use the summer season to do alot of weekend maintenance? It is the summer season where weekend ridership is higher than spring, fall and winter is that correct?
r/LIRR • u/poohsyourdaddy_03 • 1d ago
Today I got to Penn for the 4:00 Ronkonkoma train and they wouldn’t let you down the stairs until you showed your ticket. Does anyone know if this is supposed to be permanent?
ETA:
Seeing that this is normal. Usually I enter on the Moynihan side and not always during PM peak hours. Yesterday I entered from the 7th Ave escalator side. Just need to make sure if I do that again I have my monthly out of my bag so I don’t hold up the line. Thanks!
r/LIRR • u/Over_Building_8756 • 1d ago
I applied to Track Worker in February, I recently got asked if I wanted to be an alternate for the August 5th class. I did my medical today and that should be the last step. Is anybody else in the hiring process for this upcoming class ?
r/LIRR • u/Bananastasiany • 2d ago
I’m a teenager but it is expensive to pay 10 usd for a ticket for me. Can I use the family ticket and sit next to a random adult?
The child tickets only apply to age 12, and I don’t want to get a penalty.
r/LIRR • u/Immediate-Pool-4391 • 2d ago
Thanks busted armrest LIRR seat! It was literally broken at the end, my thigh didnt see it, and then i had to ride another hour and a half with this ugly thing.
r/LIRR • u/Alarmed_Web9312 • 3d ago
20-minute Hicksville Shuttle here I come
r/LIRR • u/EnvironmentalAd5408 • 4d ago
Windows being cleaned? Or newer train ? Either way Im surprised.
r/LIRR • u/BigYogiii • 6d ago
Hello everyone, I found someone's airpods on the 8:01 from Grand Central in Car 3 of Six. No identifying marks on it. I'll probably leave it with the MTA lost and found.
Edit: The owner managed to track them down and we had an amicable exchange. https://imgur.com/a/55PHvVF
PS: I don't own an iPhone so I had no way of connecting to said headphones to find any info about the owner
As the title says. Even the city trains have better etiquette when it comes to seating.
Everyone on the LIRR has to take 2 seats. Why don’t they just use the goddam storage above their heads.
r/LIRR • u/tropical_dreams_ • 7d ago
Taking up two spots in the morning rush hour. This lot is full by 730 because LIRR has taken over the end of the lot for a construction project for the past two years and that will start anytime now. They could park there but that would mean they have to walk 50 extra feet and we cannot be asking them to do that. Could we?
r/LIRR • u/crioxz10 • 7d ago
Hey, not sure if this is the correct place to post this but the idea of becoming a locomotive engineer at the LIRR has been around since my childhood. I graduated high school last month and was wondering how to climb up the ladder, I know the railroad doesn’t hire people outside the company for the position plus it takes years into getting the position. I have no connections or experience working on a railroad, lately I been studying on the aspects of signals and reading signs off the NTSB website. Also I bought a book that’s call thirty years behind the throttle by J J Anderson. If anyone is a locomotive engineer at the LIRR, how do you climb up the ladder?