nyc: I am planning to stay in Langhorne. One of us will be going from Langhorne to NYC and other from Langhorne to Philadelphia. Want to find out how good is Langhorne an option? Also are there better options?|||Your best bet are the trains. From Langhorne to Philly you should take the R3 line. You can catch the R3 in Langhorne. Getting NYC will be a little trickier. The R3 can take you into West Trenton. At the West Trenton station you will have to catch the NJT bus. The bus will take yo uto the main Trenton train station (NJT, Septa R7, and Amtrack). You can then take the NJT train to Penn Station, NY or take an Amtrack train. The bus also makes a stop at the Hamilton Station for NJT. Good luck!|||Langhorne is a suburb of Philadelphia. Therefore, it is not a far commute. I-95 can be crowded during rush hour, so I can't say how long it would take to get to Center City. But many, many people do it. There's also an R7 train that takes you into the city. Langhorne to NYC, as a daily commute is much more difficult. Again, people do it, but I wouldn't like to be one of them. A train would take about an hour and a half. You don't say whether this is a permanent job, or something you're doing temporarily. Maybe living in Trenton would be more manageable. The best idea is for one of you to change your job. As a former New Yorker, now living in a Phila. suburb, I recommend this area. Good luck.