While there is no direct line, at least connecting in Cleveland is a possibility, even though times are not ideal....better than nothing at all....
Sobering lack of routes, How I wish we had one running up to Erie From Pittsburgh.
Erie to/from Pittsburgh is a 125 mile drive (+/-), roughly a 2 hour drive. I try to take the train when ever possible, but this is an interstate route due north of Pittsburgh (I-79). I have been on the train all over the area, plus I have driven all over Pennsylvania, so my suggestion is to drive.
Interesting. Only thing is, I couldn't figure out how to differentiate lines with passenger service from freight only lines.Here's another one that covers the whole planet: OpenRailwayMap
It's true the colours of the lines (yellow, red etc) don't say if passenger railway is active on a line. You can just scroll closer and then actif railway stations appear, written in blue. For non-European languages, I think there is no alternative yet. The problem is similar on other geo portals I'm used to.Interesting. Only thing is, I couldn't figure out how to differentiate lines with passenger service from freight only lines.
Also looking at places like China, the names are only shown in Chinese characters which makes it difficult for non Chinese speakers to navigate.
Perhaps it depends on the availability of a transit data feed, which might allow Google to automate the process of adding the stops.As an example with the following cities of Google Maps quirks: in Chicago Metra shows up along with the L.
But then Stockholm's light rail, subway and narrow gauge commuter rail shows up but not mainline commuter, while Norrköping and Gothenberg's LRT systems don't show up at all. Another example is Oslo only shows the subway but not streetcar or commuter rail - and no LRT in the other Norwegian cities that actually have (or recently had it). And in the UK only London's networks show up.
Have you found if that one ^ has all the routes?I've found this site Passenger trains in America. But I'm not sure if they have all routes. What do you think? Is it reliable?
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