Dr. John Clarke, the man who brought you the “H1N1 Rap,” has dropped a new surefire hit: “The Gap Rap.” Clarke, in his role as medical director for the Long Island Rail Road, is concerned that riders ...

In its latest effort to warn riders to "watch the gap" between train cars and platforms, the Long Island Rail Road has a "gap rap" video featuring the railroad's medical director and fifth-grade ...

Because rapping is by far the best way to communicate a public service message, the Long Island Railroad — which has had a number of people sustain injuries and/or die by falling into the gap between ...

Subway and train riders everywhere are told to "mind the gap," but that warning doesn't really have a rhythm you can dance to. In a nearly 4-minute video posted on YouTube, Dr. Clarke, still wearing ...