All three are served by major domestic and international carriers, though most international flights will arrive and depart at JFK or Newark. Major car-rental agencies maintain branches at the major airports. As we went to press, Amtrak provided rail service to the state along several routes. Other services in the state include two lines that run north from New York City through Albany-Rensselaer and Saratoga Springs one ends in Rutland, Vermont, the other connects to Montreal, Quebec, exiting New York at Rouses Point.
Train stops are plentiful north of New Y ork City and between Albany and Buffalo.
A number of short-run rail lines also serve the state. Metro-North Railroad leaves Grand Central Station and stops in the Hudson Valley, terminating in Poughkeepsie. The Long Island Railroad will take you from Pennsylvania Station to stations on Long Island, where you can rent a car. Greyhound provides coach service between cities and to points outside the state. There are numerous regional and local carriers, as well, that serve large and small New York communities.