Stations on the Harlem Line have platforms of varying length. If you are on a larger train, and are stopping at a station that has a small platform (such as Brewster and Croton Falls), you may be required to change cars in order to exit. Before you take the train, it is a good idea to know in which car you should sit, especially if you happen to be carrying large bags. I’ve seen many people on their way to or from the airport with their luggage: they think about their planes, buying their cheap flights, getting everything ready, but they don’t think much about the train. Changing train cars is easy when you don’t have bags, but if you do it is quite a bit harder. The last thing you need is the train to stop at where you need to get off, and your train car won’t open.

This map shows the order of the stations on the Harlem Line, and displays how many train cars can stop at each station. The maximum size M7 train length (eight cars) is highlighted in blue. The amount of cars on your train will differ based on time, day, and route. If you”re not sure how many cars there are, the conductor will be able to help you. .