What bus and train do you take from LaGuardia Airport to the Bronx?

Answer 1

Unlike JFK, LaGuardia is not accessible by subway, but the MTA-NYCTA operates a bus that runs between LaGuardia and Manhattan (the NYCTA is the city's transit authority, and they are part of the MTA, which is the New York State transit authority).

The M60 bus only makes five stops in Manhattan, and they're all in Upper Manhattan: West 106th Street and Broadway (in the Morningside Heights neighborhood), West 116th Street and Broadway (also in Morningside Heights), West 125th Street and Amsterdam Avenue (Morningside Heights), West 125th Street and Lenox Avenue aka Malcolm X Boulevard (Harlem), East 125th Street and Lexington (East Harlem).

See the first Related Link below for information and schedules for the M60 bus.

Once you're in Manhattan, you can transfer to the subway. Without knowing where in the Bronx you're going, I can't give precise directions, but not many subway lines run into the Bronx, so I can give directions for transferring to each one. See the second Related Link for a subway map.

If you need to take the 4, 5 or 6 trains (the dark green line), get off at the 125th and Lexington stop, and board the 4-5-6 at the 125th Street Station (at 125th and Lexington).

If you need to take the 1, 2 or 3 trains (the red line), get off at the 125th and Lenox Avenue (aka Malcolm X Blvd) stop, and board the 1-2-3 at the 125th Street Station, at 125th and Lenox/Malcolm X Blvd.

If you need to take the B or D trains (of the B-D-F-M, the orange line), get off at the 125th Street and Amsterdam stop. Then walk 2 blocks east to 125th and St. Nicholas Avenue (Amsterdam Avenue ---> Morningside Avenue ---> St. Nicholas Avenue), and board the B or D trains at the 125th Street Station (at 125th and St. Nicholas Ave).