The scenery along the Hudson north of NYC is the most underrated scenery in the US, and some of the most underrated scenery in the entire world. It’s both gorgeous and remarkably accessible.

The River in C is so cool

Too late now, but I use asm.transitdocs.com

The escalator video, sequel to the elevator video.

Nah, I’m just a train enthusiast as well as a Gizz enthusiast, so I find out about these things lol.

Oh no! You’re on that doomed Surfliner?!

Is it just a thing lately for Canada to ask lots and lots of questions?

It’s really not great this is still happening with the Commuter Rail issues at the same time. Hyde Park really can’t get a break.

Nah, it looks cool as hell

Ooooooooooooof that’s too early after a Gizz show lol. They tried to put me on an 8am after Philly to New Haven when they cancelled my Acela, but I bargained with them to cut my ticket to New York at 11:30am with my own Metro North connection to New Haven haha

Lol you also on 164?

So cool you made it to the Boston sign!

I honestly really don’t like it when locals act chauvinistic about meteorological phenomena where they are. It would be nice if they had some empathy towards people not used to tsunami warnings. Imagine if they got scared about a blizzard warning and Bostonians laughed at them? They’d feel bad!

The CTA has really fallen off since 2020 in terms of frequency and reliability. I miss the 2017-2018 CTA so much.

I’m sure they’ve been celebrating over the last few days.

It’s one of the worst feelings in the world when you lose a cat. May you cherish the wonderful memories you had with them and find peace in these warm memories.

100. I'm gonna really miss the Amfleets, they're wonderful cars

76. The MBTA is, from a historic perspective, maybe the most interesting transit system in the country