A New York man was determined to feel the wind in his hair on Sunday.
So he climbed atop a Long Island Rail Road train in Queens, New York.
Boruch Nemtzov, 28, was waiting at the Forest Hills station in the morning when he spotted the reckless commuter.
He snapped a few pictures with his iPhone as the eastbound train hurtled past.
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A video also captured the risky rider in action.
The man is seen wearing grey denim jeans, sneakers and a backpack as he lay flat on his stomach across the top of the locomotive.
The train surfer was clinging for dear life to the top of the train.
Nemtzov, who was waiting for a ride to his job in Manhattan, was dumbfounded by the man's choice of transport.
'What was he doing up there? Maybe he was trying to beat a $20 fare,' he told the New York Daily News.
The train was bound for Babylon on the LIRR.
Nemtzov called 911 but officials could not confirm to the Daily News if the roof-top rider was apprehended.
It's also unclear how long he'd been traveling on the top of the train or whether this was a favorite pastime of his.
So he climbed atop a Long Island Rail Road train in Queens, New York.
Boruch Nemtzov, 28, was waiting at the Forest Hills station in the morning when he spotted the reckless commuter.
He snapped a few pictures with his iPhone as the eastbound train hurtled past.
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Roof-top rider: Boruch Nemtzov, 28, was waiting
at the Forest Hills station in the morning when he spotted the reckless
commuter, pictured
The man is seen wearing grey denim jeans, sneakers and a backpack as he lay flat on his stomach across the top of the locomotive.
The train surfer was clinging for dear life to the top of the train.
Nemtzov, who was waiting for a ride to his job in Manhattan, was dumbfounded by the man's choice of transport.
Casual: The man is seen on the Long Island Rail
Road train wearing black or grey denim jeans, sneakers and a backpack as
he lay flat on his stomach across the top of the locomotive
The train was bound for Babylon on the LIRR.
Nemtzov called 911 but officials could not confirm to the Daily News if the roof-top rider was apprehended.
It's also unclear how long he'd been traveling on the top of the train or whether this was a favorite pastime of his.