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Metro-North Railroad: The Hudson Line to Croton-Harmon
train · April 2025 · 1:09:59
by DJ Hammers Transport · watch on YouTube

Hop aboard a Metro-North M3A train and enjoy a complete, real-time journey in late April from Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan to Croton-Harmon, covering the entire electrified portion of the iconic Hudson Line, which runs from New York City towards its northern suburbs. Filmed through the publicly accessible front window of a set of M3A cars, this video offers an engineer 's-eye view of one of the most scenic commuter rail routes in the United States. About the Hudson Line: The Hudson Line is one of Metro-North Railroad’s three main lines and follows the east bank of the Hudson River for much of its route. Originally part of the New York Central Railroad, it dates back to the mid-1800s and is a key segment of the famed “Water Level Route” connecting New York City to Chicago. Today, it serves commuters traveling between Manhattan and points north in Westchester, Putnam, and Dutchess Counties and inter-city Amtrak services to Albany, Canada, Vermont, and Chicago. About the Metro-North M3A: The M3A is an electric multiple unit (EMU) train built in the mid-1980s by Budd/Transit America for Metro-North Railroad. Thanks to Metro-North's impeccable maintenance program, the M3As have served reliably for decades. One notable, beloved feature of these cars is the passenger-accessible front window, offering a rare forward-facing view of the tracks ahead. While their days are numbered as Metro-North moves forward to order replacement rolling stock, the M3As will continue to provide reliable service for at least a few more years. NOTE: All footage in this video was recorded from a publicly accessible window of the train. Please respect railroad property- do not trespass or install cameras in unauthorized areas. This video is protected by copyright law and registered with the United States Copyright Office; unauthorized usage without a license is strictly prohibited. Join this channel to get access to special perks! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyo3FdxKWiVZt0b7zJwb7vw/join Click here to Subscribe! http://bit.ly/SubwayVideo "Like" the Facebook page! https://www.facebook.com/DJHTrains Check us out on TikTok! https://www.tiktok.com/@djhammerstrains Join the Transportation Facebook group! http://bit.ly/TransportFB Follow DJH Trains on Twitter! http://twitter.com/DJHTrains

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