Staten Island Railway in NYC
Staten Island Railway
New York City, USA
The Staten Island Railway (SIR) is the only rapid transit on Staten Island. Operating 24 hours a day, riders can connect to the Staten Island Ferry at St. George station. It is often grouped in with NYC Subways, however the SIR is technically an above ground train.
SIR System Map
The Staten Island Railway system map. For a high resolution PDF, click here to visit the MTA website.
How to Board & Exit the SIR
You only pay fare when entering or exiting at St. George or Tompkinsville stations. If you are travelling on the SIR and don’t need to go to either one of those stations, then you travel for free.
Every door will open up on each train car automatically at each station. You do not need to request stops or press any buttons or levers to open train doors.
Transfer Rules
At St. George station, riders of the SIR can transfer to the Staten Island Ferry for free. You can also transfer to and from any of the Staten Island bus routes.
Detailed Photos
Click the photos below for more detailed descriptions of entering, boarding and exiting the SIR.
Other Public Transit Options
Ride Sharing Options
Bicycle Rental Options
