Trains vary as to the services offered. Some have bar and dining cars, while others offer no food or beverages. Commuter railroads have only one class of travel and neither take nor require reservations. You can purchase your ticket at an urban or suburban station or on the train, though there might be an extra charge if you boarded at a station where the ticket office was open. Commuter trains run frequently during rush hours, with less frequent service during the rest of the day, on weekends and holidays, or at night.
Some commuter trains have sandwich and bar service.
Many commuter trains ban smoking altogether. Those that do allow smoking restrict it to certain cars. Chapter Home Life in the USA Home Page . You'll be able to access all 18 topic areas of this site. Also you'll find a link to the guestbook.