Commuter rail

Commuter rail is a type of train that people use to travel back and forth between the cities or towns where they live and work. Just like how your mommy or daddy drive a car to work, some people take a special type of train to go to work.

But, unlike regular trains that go long distances and stop at many places, commuter trains only stop at certain stops at specific times of the day to make it easier for people to get on and off. They usually run on weekdays during the morning and evening rush hour when many people are going to and from work.

Commuter trains usually have seats, overhead compartments for luggage, and sometimes even tables. Some of them even have Wi-Fi and outlets, so people can work on their laptops or watch videos on their phones while they ride.

To ride a commuter train, you have to buy a ticket at the train station or online. The tickets usually have a set price based on how far you're going and the time of day you're traveling.

Commuter rail is a convenient transportation option for people who don't want to sit in traffic during rush hour or pay for expensive parking, and it helps to reduce traffic congestion on the roads. Plus, it's good for the environment because it takes lots of cars off the road!