Many of the commuter lines *do* have bike racks on their larger cars. But they don't always allow people to take bikes on, and for some reason there are tracks that during the day on weekdays allow you to take a bike into the city but won't let your bike on the train out of the city until 8:00 PM.
You can see which lines allow bikes and when on their online schedule, the runs that allow bikes have a little bike picture on them.
Alternatively just get a foldable bike or scooter, the smaller models of which are allowed on the commuter rail all the time.
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Reply to We need a bicycle car on the commuter rail by TheTechOcogs
Many of the commuter lines *do* have bike racks on their larger cars. But they don't always allow people to take bikes on, and for some reason there are tracks that during the day on weekdays allow you to take a bike into the city but won't let your bike on the train out of the city until 8:00 PM.
You can see which lines allow bikes and when on their online schedule, the runs that allow bikes have a little bike picture on them.
Alternatively just get a foldable bike or scooter, the smaller models of which are allowed on the commuter rail all the time.