Where does the light rail go NJ?
The Light Rail connects the communities of Bayonne, Jersey City, Hoboken, Weehawken, Union City (at the city line with West New York), and North Bergen. There are 24 stations along the routes within the system.
Is NJ TRANSIT light rail running?
NJ TRANSIT is operating full weekday light rail service.
Is NJT running today?
NJ TRANSIT bus service is operating as scheduled. Please click here to view current alerts and advisories across all NJ Transit services.
Where does the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail go?
The Hudson-Bergen Light Rail (HBLR) connects residential Bayonne and western Jersey City with Jersey City’s Exchange Place and Newport Center, and Hoboken Terminal.
Are light rails running today?
Light rail offers turn up and go services on the L2 Randwick and L3 Kingsford Lines, 7 days a week starting at 5am and finishing at 1am the following morning.
Are NJ TRANSIT trains free?
A flat fee of $3.00 will be charged on-board trains when you present a ticket/pass printed with Hoboken Terminal for travel to/from New York or points in New Jersey ($4.25 from Denville through Hackettstown stations).
Are NJ Transit trains free?
How much does the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail Cost?
$2.10
A one-way adult fare is $2.10. A monthly, unlimited pass is $64. Senior Citizens (62 and older) and passenger with disabilities travel on the light rail at a reduced fare of $1.05 (valid ID may be requested).
Is the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail running today?
Hudson-Bergen Light Rail service is operating on or close to schedule in both directions following an earlier signal issue near Hoboken Terminal.
Is the inner west light rail open?
Light rail services in Sydney’s Inner West will not fully resume until mid-next year, New South Wales Transport Minister Rob Stokes says. While services between Lilyfield and Central Grand Concourse will partially reopen from February 2022, full services to Dulwich Hill will not resume until October.