Editing Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania (section)

====Public transportation====
[[File:Summer excursion routes and rates (1897) (14759200922).jpg|thumb|upright=1.1|Lackawanna station in the 1890s]]
The [[Monroe County Transit Authority]] (MCTA) serves [[Monroe County, Pennsylvania|Monroe County]] with three bus routes. Stroudsburg is served by MCTA's Blue, Yellow, and Red Routes. Only three of the authority's routes have their hub at the [[Stroud Mall]], the Orange Route goes to [[Giant-Carlisle|Giant]] in [[Bartonsville, Pennsylvania|Bartonsville]], just northwest of the borough on [[Pennsylvania Route 611|PA 611]] in adjacent [[Stroud Township, Pennsylvania|Stroud Township]]. Connections to other MCTA routes are provided at the Stroud Mall.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.gomcta.com/fixedrouteroutes.php|title=Pocono Pony Routes}}</ref>

Until the mid-1960s the [[Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad]] and later the [[Erie Lackawanna Railroad]] served the town with the ''[[Phoebe Snow (train)|Phoebe Snow]],'' the ''[[Lake Cities (Erie Railroad train)|Lake Cities]]'' and several other trains. Since the 2010s there have been efforts to restore passenger rail service to [[New York City]], in the [[Lackawanna Cut-Off Restoration Project]]. Grants have been committed to bridge restoration to ensure the restoration of train movement.<ref>Stacy M. Brown, "Pocono Record," May 17, 2016 http://www.poconorecord.com/news/20160517/grants-keep-poconos-to-new-york-commuter-train-moving</ref>

Martz Bus and Aegean Transportation provide service to NYC, while various smaller companies provide service to [[Paterson, New Jersey]] and Upper Manhattan.