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NJ TRANSIT Mobile App 4+

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Using the NJ TRANSIT Mobile App, it’s easier than ever to travel throughout New Jersey to New York and Philadelphia. NJ TRANSIT information is conveniently available to you. Buy and display passes or tickets securely and get transit options on your mobile device. •MyTix® mobile ticketing •My Transit Alert notifications; real time rail and bus arrival/departure information •Trip planning for rail, bus and light rail service Features: • MyTix – Buy and display your pass or ticket securely on your mobile device • MyTransit Wallet: Cash in App – store cash value to buy tickets and passes • Rider Tools – Manage My Transit alerts for push notifications, check service advisories and plan trips. • My Transit Alerts – Receive push notifications of NJ TRANSIT Rail, Bus & Light Rail travel alerts • Trip Planner – Receive suggested options for travel to your destination • Schedules – Make travel plans using quick station-to-station schedule for rail, bus & light rail • DepartureVision® – Get real-time train status for your selected station • MyBus® – View bus arrivals for your stop • Contact Us – Provide feedback on your travel experience

Version 2024.1.0i

New Rail Ticket Layout Bus Departure Gate Info Rider Tools Enhancements Bug Fixes

Ratings and Reviews

493 Ratings

Not for tourists

Good app to buy tickets but schedules do not reflect reality. Disconnect between real schedule and the app. Waited 2:30 hours to get to a low service stop. App said there was a bus every 20 minutes

Doesn’t let me enter a postal code

Visiting from Canada, when adding payment info it would not let me enter letter characters that are required in Canadian postal codes. I tried also converting using the standard postal/zip conversion and that did not work either. Disappointing, seems like it could be a good app but totally useless to me.

Crashes when paying with PayPal

App crashes whenever I attempt to pay with PayPal. Also, no explanation of what it means to "activate" a ticket just purchased. No FAQ.

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The developer, NEW JERSEY TRANSIT CORPORATION , indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy .

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The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

• Financial Info
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• User Content
• Identifiers

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Last updated date: October 8, 2020 11:25 AM

Public Transit Information

Our campus is conveniently served by several lines of public transportation. Getting to/from campus without a car is easier than ever!

Planning Your Trip

If you are unsure of the route that will get you to your destination, you can use NJ Transit’s Trip Planner .

The Montclair State bus stop is located on College Ave., in front of the Red Hawk Deck [ Google maps ].

The Montclair Heights Train Station is located on Normal Avenue, at the intersection with Carlisle Road [ Google maps ].

The Montclair State University Train Station is located at 100 Clove Road [ Google maps ].

The Montclair State University NJ Transit train station on Clove Road and the Montclair Heights Station on Normal Avenue, provide rail service to New York City and the following New Jersey municipalities along the Montclair-Boonton line : Hackettstown, Netcong, Mount Olive, Lake Hopatcong, Dover, Denville, Mountain Lakes, Boonton, Towaco, Lincoln Park, Wayne, Little Falls, Montclair, Bloomfield, Glen Ridge, Newark (Broad St.), and Hoboken. In addition, through the Secaucus Junction transfer station, there is access to the Northeast Corridor, North Jersey Coastline, Main and Bergen, and Pascack Valley Lines. We encourage members of the community to explore rail use to and from the University as a viable travel option. For additional information, please check NJ Transit’s train schedules .

NJ Transit Bus No. 11/28 serves the University, originating at the Bloomfield Ave. station, and also serves Wayne, the Willowbrook Mall Park and Ride, Little Falls, Cedar Grove, Verona, Montclair, Glen Ridge, and Bloomfield.

NJ Transit Bus No. 191 serves the University bus stop at the Red Hawk Deck and the Montclair Heights train station, making stops between New York’s Port Authority Bus Terminal and Willowbrook.

NJ Transit Bus No. 705 originates at Main Street and Passaic Avenue in Passaic and travels through Clifton to Montclair State University. From the west, NJ Transit Bus No. 705 originates at Willowbrook Mall and travels to Montclair State University.

For additional information, check NJ Transit’s bus schedules .

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On weekdays, catch the train from either the Montclair Heights station on Normal Ave. or the Montclair State University station on Clove Rd. Board on the eastbound (towards Newark/New York/Hoboken) platform to reach the following stations:

• Mountain Ave. : This train station is located on Upper Mountain Avenue and provides quick access to the Presby Memorial Iris Gardens , Mountainside Pool and Tennis Courts .
• Upper Montclair : This train station is a short walk from many shops, restaurants, Anderson Park , King’s Super Market and Acme Grocery Store .
• Watchung Avenue : This station is in Watchung Plaza which holds a variety of shops, services and restaurants.
• Walnut Street or Bay Street : The Walnut Street area also has a variety of shops, services and restaurants. Both of these stations are a short walk from the “ Montclair Center ” area of downtown Montclair. This area along Bloomfield Ave. has a wide variety of shops, services and restaurants. Additionally, from Bloomfield Avenue, a number of buses may be taken – the NJ Transit 28/11 , 29 , 34 , 97 all run along Bloomfield Avenue.

To get back to campus, you will board on the westbound platform (towards Dover/Hackettstown).

For other stops along the Montclair-Boonton Line, transfer or fare information, please check the train schedule .

You can catch several buses at the Red Hawk Deck.

• To get into Montclair Township, board the 28 headed towards Newark. This route leaves campus, heads down Valley Rd, turns left onto Watchung Ave and then continues down Park St. until it reaches Bloomfield Ave where it turns left and continues into Newark.
• To get back to campus, simply board the 28 headed towards Montclair State University. The bus stop to get back is generally located across the street from the stop where you got off the bus.
• NJ Transit Bus 705 originates at Main Street and Passaic Avenue in Passaic and travels through Clifton to Montclair State University. From the west, NJ Transit Bus No. 705 originates at Willowbrook Mall and travels to Montclair State University.
• NJ Transit Bus 191 serves the University bus stop at the Red Hawk Deck and the Montclair Heights train station, making stops between New York’s Port Authority Bus Terminal and Willowbrook.

Additional bus schedules are available on NJ Transit’s website .

On weekdays, catch the train from the Montclair Heights station on Normal Ave. or the Montclair State University train station on Clove Rd. These trains go directly to NYC and Hoboken, with stops at Newark Broad Street and Secaucus.

To get to Philadelphia, on weekdays, take the train to Secaucus and transfer to the Northeast Corridor Line (NEC) towards Trenton. In Trenton, you can switch to SEPTA which will take you into Center City Philadelphia.

Make sure you check the NJTransit train schedule to ensure that you are on the correct train.

There is no weekend train service at Montclair State University or Montclair Heights, however, on Saturdays, you can take the Montclair State  Bay Street Shuttle to the Bay Street Train station in downtown Montclair and take the train to Hoboken or New York from there.

On weekdays, take NJ Transit’s 191 from the Red Hawk Deck bust stop into NYC’s Port Authority Bus Terminal.

To get to Hoboken on weekends, take the 28 bus to Newark Penn Station and transfer to the PATH train to Hoboken.

To get to Philadelphia, on weekdays, take the 28 bus to Newark Penn Station and transfer to the Northeast Corridor Line (NEC) towards Trenton. In Trenton, you can switch to SEPTA which will take you into Center City Philadelphia. Alternately, in Newark Penn Station, you can take an Amtrak train to Philadelphia. (You cannot use your NJ Transit train ticket on Amtrak trains, or vice versa.)

Find Service Near a Location

Enter an address in NJ Transit’s Service Locator and you will be provided with information on which transit services are available near that address.

Try the Trip Planner

NJ Transit’s Trip Planner will calculate a route and the fare between two addresses or stations.

Trains from the Montclair Heights station on Normal Ave. and the Montclair State University train station on Clove Rd. head east into NYC and Hoboken, with stops at Newark Broad Street and Secaucus where connections to other services can be made; and west towards Hackettstown. Check the NJ Transit train schedule . There is no weekend train service at Montclair State University or Montclair Heights.

Check NJ Transit to find bus schedules.

Newark Liberty Airport (EWR) can be accessed via bus and/or train. On weekdays, take the train from campus to Secaucus and transfer to the NEC train with EWR listed. On weekends, take the 28 bus to Newark Penn Station then transfer to a train line with EWR listed.

John F. Kennedy (JFK) and LaGuardia (LGA) airports can be accessed via NYC Transit .

Philadelphia (PHL) can be accessed via SEPTA’s Regional Airport Line and buses 37, 108 and 115 . Information on how to get to Philadelphia from campus is listed above.

NJ TRANSIT is offering Montclair State University students a discounted mass transit offer. The “Buy 3 Months, Get 1 Free” promotion allows students to save 60% off transportation to campus for class during the Fall 2022 semester. Get the details .

• Check for transit delays and service advisories before you leave.
• Make sure you have exact change for bus fare . NJ Transit bus drivers do not make change, and Decamp bus drivers may not be able to make change for bills larger than $20.
• Buy your ticket from a ticket agent, a Ticket Vending Machine, or the MyTix app .
• NJ Transit applies a $5 surcharge to tickets purchased aboard the train when a ticket agent or Ticket Vending Machine is available.
• Both the Montclair State University and Montclair Heights train stations have Ticket Vending Machines.
• Use the NJ Transit Trip Planner to plan a trip between two specific destinations.
• Use NJ Transit’s MyBus feature on your mobile device.
• Use the text-only version of MyBus , for text readers.
• Call 973-275-5555 or text your bus stop ID number to mybus (69287). Montclair State’s bus stop ID number is 18141.
• Find your bus on the MyBus map .

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Nwk Penn Station

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NJ Transit 31 bus Route Schedule and Stops (Updated)

The 31 bus (Nwk Penn Station) has 34 stops departing from Sloan St at 2nd St and ending at Eastbound Market St under Bridge.

Choose any of the 31 bus stops below to find updated real-time schedules and to see their route map.

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Services on the 31 bus start at 12:25 AM on Monday.

What time does the 31 bus stop working?

Services on the 31 bus stop at 11:27 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.

What time does the 31 bus arrive?

When does the Nwk Penn Station Bus line come? Check Live Arrival Times for live arrival times and to see the full schedule for the Nwk Penn Station Bus line that is closest to your location.

Is there a 31 bus stop near me?

Click here to view the nearest 31 bus stop.

31 bus Schedule

31 bus route operates everyday. Regular schedule hours: 12:32 AM - 11:27 PM

NJ Transit bus Service Alerts

See all updates on 31 (from Sloan St at 2nd St), including real-time status info, bus delays, changes of routes, changes of stops locations, and any other service changes. Get a real-time map view of 31 (Nwk Penn Station) and track the bus as it moves on the map. Download the app for all NJ Transit info now.

31 line bus fare

NJ Transit 31 (Nwk Penn Station) prices may change based on several factors. For more information about NJ Transit tickets costs please check the Moovit app or NJ Transit’s official website.

31 (NJ Transit)

The first stop of the 31 bus route is Sloan St at 2nd St and the last stop is Eastbound Market St under Bridge. 31 (Nwk Penn Station) is operational during everyday. Additional information: 31 has 34 stops and the total trip duration for this route is approximately 29 minutes.

On the go? See why over 1.5 million users trust Moovit as the best public transit app. Moovit gives you NJ Transit suggested routes, real-time bus tracker, live directions, line route maps in New York - New Jersey, and helps to find the closest 31 bus stops near you. No internet available? Download an offline PDF map and bus schedule for the 31 bus to take on your trip.

Line 31 Real Time Bus Tracker

Track line 31 (Nwk Penn Station) on a live map in real time and follow its location as it moves between stations. Use Moovit as a line 31 bus tracker or a live NJ Transit bus tracker app and never miss your bus.

Use the app as a trip planner for NJ Transit or a trip planner for Subway, Train, Bus, Ferry, Light Rail or Cable Car to plan your route around New York - New Jersey. The trip planner shows updated data for NJ Transit and any bus, including line 31, in New York - New Jersey

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Prudential Center is just two blocks from Newark Penn Station and connected to Newark Broad Street Station by frequent, convenient bus & Light Rail service. Purchasing your ticket is easy from NJ TRANSIT ticket vending machines, available at many rail stations, Light Rail stations, bus terminals. You can choose from a variety of ticket options including one-way, ten-trip and roundtrip tickets. And, you can save with discounts available for students, seniors, kids, and groups.

Prudential Center is just two blocks from Newark Penn Station and connected to Newark Broad Street Station by frequent, convenient bus & Light Rail service.

Purchasing your ticket is easy from NJ TRANSIT ticket vending machines, available at many rail stations, Light Rail stations, bus terminals. You can choose from a variety of ticket options including one-way, ten-trip and roundtrip tickets. And, you can save with discounts available for students, seniors, kids, and groups.

NJ TRANSIT is the fast, easy way to travel to Prudential Center. With direct service to Newark on six rail lines, more than two dozen bus routes and the Newark Light Rail system, you can travel from almost anywhere in New Jersey as well as New York and Philadelphia. Rail connections are available at Secaucus Junction from Bergen, Passaic, Rockland and Orange counties.

If you choose to take the train to the Broad Street Station, you can take the Newark Light Rail to Newark Penn Station and Prudential Center is just two block west of the station.

Buy your tickets with your smartphone using NJ TRANSIT MyTix.

Plan your trip before you head to Prudential Center using the NJ TRANSIT Trip Planner.

NJ Transit For NJ TRANSIT additional planning tools, station parking information, schedules, fares and more, visit njtransit.com

Prudential Center can be easily accessed from PATH’s Newark Station. PATH provides rapid rail transportation 24 hours a day, seven days a week, connecting Newark with Harrison, Jersey City, Hoboken and Manhattan. From any of PATH’s 13 stations, passengers can be in Newark within minutes. Prudential Center is a short walk from PATH’s Newark terminal. PATH coordinates with Prudential Center in an effort to accommodate late night customers returning from scheduled events.

View PATH Maps & Schedules.

Late Night Travel Times are approximately:

• Newark to WTC 25 min.
• Newark to Hoboken 25 min.
• Newark to 33rd St. 40 min.

Note: Passengers for Hoboken or 33rd must change at Journal Square. Example: A passenger taking the 11:30 pm from Newark will change trains at Journal Square and take an 11:43 connecting train to Hoboken (Arriving at 11:53) or 33rd St. (Arriving at 12:09)

Visit PATH website at panynj.gov/path for more information.

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Plymouth Rock Assurance wants to help you get to Prudential Center, and make sure you #GetHomeSafe! Our NJ auto policies come with the Get Home Safe® taxi fare reimbursement program, so you can take a safe ride home when you need one. See the full details here. And, Plymouth Rock’s Prudential Center Assurance Plus Endorsement, gives you an additional Get Home Safe ride from any Prudential Center event – whether it’s your favorite concert or Devils game – along with many other great benefits.

Prudential Center is one of the most easily accessible arenas in the country with over 3,500 parking spaces within 2 blocks…

Checkout detailed maps of the parking options surrounding the Rock. You can purchase guaranteed, pre-paid parking online as well.

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NJ Transit Northeast Corridor resumes limited service with canceled trains

L imited service has resumed on NJ Transit’s heavily traveled Northeast Corridor line Tuesday morning after train service was suspended for hours due to overhead wire problems in Metuchen.

NJ Transit announced the resumption of service between Trenton and Rahway around 5:30 a.m. Service was suspended around 6 p.m. Monday, disrupting the evening commute for thousands.

Several trains have already been canceled this morning despite service resuming.

Amtrak, which owns and operates the Northeast Corridor tracks said the delays were caused by overhead power issued. Amtrak service resumed at 2 a.m., but multiple trains have been canceled due to equipment issues.

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Middlesex County officials tout major transportation projects

EDISON – Middlesex County Commissioner Director Ronald G. Rios highlighted major transportation projects during his annual State of the County address delivered last week at Middlesex College.

Rios also reflected on the county’s progress over the past year and outlined future plans in areas such as education and workforce development.    

“Our investment in building a better future embraces innovation, enhances operational efficiency, and empowers our decision-making process at every turn, and our cost-efficient budgeting allows us to invest our resources wisely on behalf of everyone in Middlesex County,” Rios said. “In Middlesex County, we have a proven track record of driving real change, real results, making a real impact. The future is bright and bold in Middlesex County, by design.”

Rios noted transportation infrastructure investments making significant headway, like the remodeling of the New Brunswick train station and the construction of the North Brunswick train station , both making significant progress in design. These projects, in partnership with NJ Transit and the Middlesex County Improvement Authority, aim to enhance connectivity and drive economic growth across the region.

The RIDE On Demand pilot program in New Brunswick and the upcoming transformation of Middlesex County Area Transit (MCAT) services into RIDE Routes and RIDE Reservations underscore the county's commitment to providing accessible and efficient transit options for residents and visitors, Rios said.

Rios emphasized the county's investments in education and workforce development, including the transformation of Middlesex College into a regional hub for academics, recreation, and the arts under the county’s Community, Innovation, and Opportunity (CIO) Strategic Investment Plan, currently making progress toward the completion of design and groundbreaking of phase one.

Partnerships with institutions like Rutgers University and RWJBarnabas Health are enriching educational opportunities and preparing students for high-demand careers in healthcare and beyond, Rios said.

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“A high-quality education can change lives – not just our economy – so we are creating a solid, sustainable foundation for education and workforce development that will help ensure the people of Middlesex County have access to the robust academic and career training opportunities they need in order to compete at the highest levels,” he said.

Rios highlighted key initiatives such as the county’s Pathways to Recovery program, Services Locator, and Opioid Settlement Advisory Council. He also announced the newly launched Behavioral Health Navigators, which will continue to bring more resources to the community.

He also noted that in partnership with the Prosecutor’s Office, Middlesex County leaders are continuing to find new and innovative ways to enhance public safety with programs, including Alternative Responses to Reduce Instances of Violence and Escalation (ARRIVE) and the new Special Needs Registry program , both of which enable first responders to better assist special needs residents who struggle with behavioral health or other health issues. 

Rios introduced a new initiative, launching in May, to provide free swimming lessons to all second-grade students who live in the county.

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