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Port Jervis–Hoboken & Penn Station, Ny Monday–Friday MONDAY–FRIDAY PORT JERVIS–HOBOKEN & PENN STATION, NY PORT JERVIS–HOBOKEN & PENN STATION, NY SAMPLE FARES* TO HOBOKEN SAMPLE FARES* TO PENN STATION, NY TICKET TYPES TELEPHONE INFORMATION TO HOBOKEN & OFF-PEAK AM PEAK OFF-PEAK SATURDAY, SUNDAY & HOLIDAYS Additional service is Port Jervis Line Effective Oct. 1, 2015 Port Jervis Line Effective Oct. 1, 2015 PENN STATION, NY 42 Q 44 Q 46 Q 48 Q 50 Q 52 Q 54 Q 56 Q 58 Q 62 Q 64 Q 66 Q 68 available between TO HOBOKEN & NEW JERSEY TRANSIT DAILY TICKETS AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM PM PM PM Schedules, fares, refunds, Senior Citizen/Disabled accessibility, Lost & Found Senior Senior One-Way – Single ride. Valid until used; refundable Port Jervis 3 50 4 35 5 03 5 34 5 52 6 08 6 55 7 44 9 26 11 30 1 39 9 27 Suffern and Hoboken PENN STATION, NY 70 72 74 76 78 88 80 82 Between Available Daily 7AM-7PM Between Ten One Off-Peak Citizen & Ten One Off-Peak Citizen & for 30 days from date of purchase. Otisville 4 09 4 53 5 21 5 52 6 10 6 26 7 13 8 02 9 44 11 48 1 57 9 45 via the NJ Transit AM AM AM AM PM PM PM PM Monthly Weekly Penn Station, Monthly Weekly Automated Schedules and Fares 24/7............................................ ....973-275-5555 MILES Hoboken and Trip Way Round Trip Disabled MILES Trip Way Round Trip Disabled Middletown/Town of Wallkill E 4 20 5 04 5 32 6 03 6 21 6 38 7 24 8 13 9 55 11 59 2 09 3 19 9 59 Port Jervis 4 45 7 24 8 44 10 44 3 05 4 09 5 27 8 46 NY and Main/Bergen Line. Website........................... ..............................................................www.njtransit.com One-Way One-Way Off-Peak Round-Trip (ORT) - 25% discount off the Campbell Hall E 4 27 5 11 5 40 6 11 6 29 6 45 7 31 8 21 10 02 12 06 2 16 3 26 10 06 Otisville 5 03 7 42 9 02 11 02 3 23 4 28 5 45 9 04 cost of two regular one-way tickets. Valid only in Salisbury Mills 4 39 5 23 5 52 6 23 6 41 6 58 7 43 8 33 10 15 12 19 2 28 3 39 10 17 Middletown/Town of Wallkill E 5 14 7 53 9 13 11 13 3 37 4 39 5 57 9 15 Hearing Impaired (Teleprinter only)...................................................... 800-772-2287 E For specific train 30.5 Suffern 294.00 91.25 102.00 10.75 16.25 4.90 30.5 Suffern 370.00 114.25 132.00 13.75 22.25 6.25 the direction indicated on the ticket. Not valid on Harriman E 4 53 5 37 6 06 6 37 6 55 7 12 7 57 8 47 10 29 12 33 2 42 3 56 10 31 times, call NJ Transit Campbell Hall E 5 21 8.00 9 20 11 20 3 44 4 47 6 04 9 22 Tuxedo 5 03 5 47 6 16 6 47 7 22 8 07 8 57 10 39 12 43 2 52 4 06 10 41 Salisbury Mills E 5 32 8 11 9 32 11 32 3 56 4 59 6 16 9 33 34.5 Sloatsburg 34.5 Sloatsburg weekday AM Peak trains, as indicated by shaded Sloatsburg 5 08 5 52 6 21 6 52 7 27 8 12 9 02 10 44 12 48 2 58 4 12 10 46 at 973-275-5555. Harriman E 5 46 8 25 9 46 11 46 4 10 5 15 6 30 9 47 MTA METRO-NORTH RAILROAD 294.00 91.25 102.00 10.75 16.25 5.25 370.00 114.25 132.00 13.75 22.25 6.60 areas of timetable panels. Available only for travel 37.1 Tuxedo 37.1 Tuxedo Suffern, NY T 5 15 T 6 00 T 6 28 T 6 59 T 7 34 T 8 19 T 9 09 T 10 50 12 54 T 3 05 T 4 19 10 53 Tuxedo 5 56 8 35 9 56 11 56 4 20 5 26 6 40 9 57 Schedules, Lost & Found, Mail&Ride, Group Sales, Parking, Fares, Bicycle between certain stations, including all stations in Mahwah, NJ 7 37 12 57 10 56 Sloatsburg 6 01 8 40 10 02 12 02 4 25 5 31 6 45 10 02 Permits, Comments, Concerns, Commendations, and Senior Citizen/ Disabled 44.9 Harriman 298.00 92.50 116.50 12.25 18.50 6.00 44.9 Harriman 374.00 115.50 146.50 15.25 24.50 7.35 New York. Check Ticket Vending Machine for avail- Ramsey Route 17 6 05 6 32 7 04 7 41 8 23 9 13 10 54 1 00 3 09 4 23 10 59 Suffern, NY 6 08 T 8 47 10 08 12 08 4 32 5 38 T 6 52 10 08 accesibility ability. These tickets are not sold aboard trains or Ramsey 7 45 1 03 11 02 6 11 10 11 12 11 4 34 10 11 Available Daily 6AM-10PM (Automated info 24/7)............................................. 511 Salisbury Mills/ Salisbury Mills/ Mahwah, NJ 55.4 309.00 95.75 130.50 13.75 20.75 6.75 55.4 385.00 118.75 160.50 16.75 26.75 8.10 at stations where they cannot be used. Valid until Allendale 1 06 11 05 Ramsey Route 17 6 14 8 51 10 14 12 14 10 14 Cornwall Cornwall Outside New York State customers should call...................................877- 690-5114 used; refundable for 60 days from date of purchase. Waldwick 1 10 Ramsey 6 17 10 17 12 17 4 39 10 17 Website ..................................................................................................www.mta.info 65.7 Campbell Hall 326.00 101.00 145.00 15.25 23.00 7.50 65.7 Campbell Hall 402.00 124.00 175.00 18.25 29.00 8.85 Ho-Ho-Kus 1 13 Allendale 6 20 10 20 12 20 4 42 10 20 Deaf/Hard of Hearing - Use your preferred relay service provider or the free 711 Ridgewood 5 27 1 16 T 3 19 4 34 T11 12 Waldwick 6 23 10 23 12 23 10 23 Senior Citizens (65 and over)/Disabled – 50% off relay to reach 511. Middletown/ Middletown/ Glen Rock - Boro Hall 5 31 Ho-Ho-Kus 6 27 10 27 12 27 10 27 71.9 340.00 105.50 154.50 16.25 24.50 8.00 71.9 416.00 128.50 184.50 19.25 30.50 9.35 the full one-way fare. Purchase tickets on board Radburn 5 35 4 40 11 17 Ridgewood T 6 30 10 30 12 30 4 49 7 04 10 30 Town of Wallkill Town of Wallkill train at no extra charge with proper identification: Broadway 5 38 MTA Police........................................................................................... 212-878-1001 Glen Rock - Boro Hall 4 53 81.7 Otisville 364.00 112.75 168.50 17.75 26.75 8.75 81.7 Otisville 440.00 135.75 198.50 20.75 32.75 10.10 MTA or NJT Reduced Fare Card, Driver’s License Plauderville 5 43 Radburn 4 57 Emergency Use Only................................................................888-MTA-911PD Garfield 5 46 Broadway 5 00 95.1 Port Jervis 397.00 123.00 187.50 19.75 29.75 9.75 95.1 Port Jervis 473.00 146.00 217.50 22.75 35.75 11.10 (Seniors), Medicare Card, Birth Certificate (Seniors), Wesmont Plauderville 5 05 MTA Inspector General Hot Line............................... 800-MTA-IG4U (800-682-4448) Special MTA ID Card (Disabled), or Access-A-Ride Rutherford 5 52 Via Main Line 4 52 11 29 Garfield Pascack Valley Line Pascack Valley Line Card (Disabled). To receive an application for the Glen Rock - Main Line 1 19 Wesmont Other Transit Information Senior Senior MTA Reduced Fare Card, call 718-243-4999 or Hawthorne 1 23 Rutherford 5 12 WILL OPERATE New York City Subway & Bus Information ...................................................... 511 Citizen & Between Citizen & 718-596-8273 TTY (for hearing impaired). Valid until Paterson 1 27 Glen Rock - Main Line 6 33 10 33 12 33 5/30, 7/4 & 9/5 ONLY 10 33 PATH (Port Authority Trans Hudson)............................................... 800-234-PATH Between Ten One Off-Peak Ten One Off-Peak used; refundable for 60 days from date of purchase. Clifton 1 34 Monthly Weekly Disabled Penn Station, Monthly Weekly Disabled Hawthorne 6 37 10 37 12 37 10 37 NY WATERWAY .................................................... 800-53-FERRY (800-533-3779) MILES Hoboken and Trip Way Round Trip MILES Trip Way Round Trip Passaic 1 37 Paterson 6 42 10 42 12 42 10 42 One-Way NY and One-Way Co. Line Co. Line Co. Line LAZ Parking........................................................... 888-682-PARK (888-682-7275) Child Fares – Children ages 5-11 receive a 50% Via Bergen Via Bergen Delawanna 1 40 Via Bergen Clifton 6 48 10 48 12 48 10 48 Amtrak.............................................................................................. 800-872-7245 Lyndhurst 1 42 Passaic 6 51 10 51 12 51 10 51 25.6 Pearl River 25.6 Pearl River discount off the one-way or round-trip adult fare. Kingsland 1 45 6 54 10 54 12 54 10 54 Weekends/Holidays (Family Supersaver Fare): Up Delawanna 27.9 Nanuet 262.00 81.25 90.50 9.50 14.25 4.75 27.9 Nanuet 302.00 91.75 100.50 10.50 16.25 5.30 Secaucus Junction E 6 00 L 6 35 L 7 01 L 7 33 L 7 46 L 8 15 L 8 52 L 9 41 L 11 23 1 52 L 3 41 5 00 11 37 Lyndhurst 6 57 10 57 12 57 10 57 to two children ages 5-11 ride free with a passenger Kingsland 6 59 10 59 12 59 10 59 30.3 Spring Valley 30.3 Spring Valley Secaucus Junction (Via NJ Transit) Lv.
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