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At least in New York you could make this work if your little town is on a metro north line. The last trains do leave after 1 AM I believe.
by School-Cotton 3y ago
At least in New York you could make this work if your little town is on a metro north line. The last trains do leave after 1 AM I believe.
- ghaff 3y agoNYC is not exactly typical although I'm sure there are other one-off examples per the comments, especially if you relax the constraints to 11pm or so. But I'm not sure it's terribly common most places to take a late train to a small town and get home from there without driving from the train station. I think my last commuter rail is around 10:30pm but I'd have little confidence that I could get a taxi/Uber from the train station; it's not that far but certainly not safely walkable especially late at night.
- Symbiote 3y agoIt's common surrounding larger cities in many countries. The trains from about 23.00 to about 01.00 in Copenhagen are busy with people going home to the suburbs and beyond. Picking some random village I've never been to, from Copenhagen to Uggeløse (population around 2000) takes 65 minutes, the last connection to the bus requires leaving Copenhagen at 23:16. Picking some other village that's on a railway line (Veksø, population 1800), the trains run all night every 30 minutes on Friday and Saturday nights. On other days the last train is at 00:30-ish. The original claim was from a city to a town, which is easier than either of these examples.