NJ Transit Rail Services

Atlantic City Rail Line

Northeast Corridor

NJ TRANSIT’s Northeast Corridor travels between Trenton and New York Penn Station. There is a branch line connecting Princeton with Princeton Junction. Some trains provide connections with trains to Hoboken. Service is provided seven days per week.

River LINE

NJ TRANSIT’s River LINE runs from Camden’s waterfront to downtown Trenton, providing connections to buses, NJ TRANSIT and Amtrak trains to New York, and PATCO to Philadelphia. Fourteen of the twenty stations offer parking. Parking is free with the exception of the Trenton Station. Service is provided daily.

Misc. Information

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PATCO

PATCO operates a 14.2 mile rail line from Lindenwold, NJ to Center City Philadelphia, PA. The Speedline has nine stations in New Jersey, and four in Pennsylvania. and provides service 24 hours a day. NJ TRANSIT provides connecting bus service to all PATCO stations in New Jersey except Ashland, Collingswood and Woodcrest.

SEPTA Transfers

Reduced price transfers can be purchased at all New Jersey PATCO stations or by obtaining return transfers within SEPTA stations at 8th & Market and Broad-Locust.