Public Transit

NJ TRANSIT bus fares are based on the number of zones traveled between your origin and destination. Additional zone charges may apply for longer trips. Most trips in southern New Jersey are four zones or less. If your trip requires a transfer to a second bus, purchase a transfer when you pay your fare on the first bus. Transfers are available for intrastate trips in varying rates for adults, seniors, children, and people with disabilities. For current rates on fares and transfers please go to: www.njtransit.com

If you commute daily, you can save up to 30% over the regular one-way fare by purchasing a monthly NJ TRANSIT bus pass. You can use it to make unlimited trips on NJ TRANSIT bus routes for an entire calendar month for the number of zones indicated on the pass. There is an interstate pass for rides between New Jersey, NYC or Philadelphia and an intrastate pass for rides totally within New Jersey.

If you travel only a few days a week, a 10-trip ticket is available at a discount. It is good for ten one-way trips for 20 days from the date of purchase. There are no 10-trip discounts offered for those traveling through 2 zones or less.

Tired of standing in long lines? NJ TRANSIT now offers its commuters an easier way to get your monthly rail pass and bus or light rail pass. Sign up for the QUIK-TIK program and receive your monthly pass by mail. It is simple, easy, and convenient. For more information, go to NJTRANSIT.COM and highlight ‘ticket options’ on the main tool bar and then click on ‘QUIK-TIK,’ or simply call 1-866-QUIKTIK. A non-refundable $3 processing fee will be applied. Check out our South Jersey bus schedule for detailed routes and times.

NJ TRANSIT provides commuter light rail service between Trenton and Camden. Connecting services at each end of the River LINE provide easy access to Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and Manhattan. Connections are available to the AC Rail line, NJ TRANSIT Northeast Corridor, Amtrak, SEPTA Rail (Trenton line), PATCO, and Capitol Connection buses. Connections are also available to BurLink and SJTA shuttle routes at select stops. Fifteen of the twenty-one stations offer parking. Parking is free, with the exception of the Trenton Station. Ticket vending machines (TVM’s) are located on the platforms at each station, or at the Trenton Station and the Walter Rand Transportation Center in Camden. One-way tickets must be validated before boarding. Monthly passes do not need to be validated. With a NJ TRANSIT AC Rail Line or NE Corridor monthly pass, you can travel the NJ Transit River LINE for FREE. See the website for complete discount and ticket information.

NJ TRANSIT provides commuter rail service between Atlantic City and Philadelphia.

At the Atlantic City terminal, free shuttle bus service is available for NJ TRANSIT rail passengers to all casinos and major hotels. You will receive a free round trip. Parking is available at all stations.

Multiple-ride commutation tickets are also available, which offer the daily commuter substantial discounts over the regular one-way fare. Weekly tickets save you 15% and monthly tickets save you up to 30%!

Passengers can transfer to the Riverline at the Pennsauken Transit Center Station to reach destinations from Camden to Trenton.

Tickets can be purchased with the NJ TRANSIT Mobile App, or at vending machines on the platforms (which accept credit cards) or at the Atlantic City ticket office. Tickets may be purchased on the train, but a $5.00 surcharge may apply if the ticket window is open or the ticket vending machine is operating. Train personnel cannot accept bills over $20. Or, purchase with Quik-Tik. Go to NJTRANSIT.COM and highlight ‘ticket options’ on the main tool bar and then click on ‘QUIK-TIK,’ or simply call (866) QUIKTIK. Train personnel cannot accept bills over $20. Or, purchase with Quik-Tik. Go to NJTRANSIT.COM and highlight ‘ticket options’ on the main tool bar and then click on ‘QUIK-TIK,’ or simply call (866) QUIKTIK. You can also call QUIKTIK for the Atlantic City rail line schedule.

NJ TRANSIT Northeast Corridor Line provides commuter rail service between Trenton and New York, with connections to the SEPTA Trenton Line at Trenton and the River LINE light rail.

Tickets can be purchased at vending machines on the platforms (which accept credit cards) or at station ticket offices. Tickets may be purchased on the train, but a $5.00 surcharge may apply if the ticket window is open or the ticket vending machine is operating. Multiple-ride commutation tickets are also available, which offer the daily commuter substantial discounts over the regular one-way fare. Weekly tickets save you 15% and monthly tickets save you 30%!

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.

Traveling between Center City Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey is easy, thanks to PATCO!

More than 34,000 riders a day rely on PATCO to get to work, school, sporting events, cultural events, tourist destinations, shopping, and just about anywhere they need to go, without the hassles of driving. Since 1969, PATCO has provided fast, reliable transportation that connects riders to the region. With 13 stations to serve you, from Lindenwold, New Jersey through Center City Philadelphia, you’ll easily get to where you need to go.

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