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River LINE Trains Rail Line. Buses and the Atlantic City CenterTransit to NJ Connections at Pennsauken to Atlantic City Rail Line NJ Connections Camden in to Corridor Line Northeast the Amtrak and to Easy connections in Trenton and intermediate points CAMDEN RIVERSIDE BURLINGTON BORDENTOWN TRENTON with service to RIVER LINE TRANSIT Text buses and PATCO njtr 973 275 5555 275 973 800 2287 772 800 242 0236 888 TIPS NJT 973 6565 378 800 USA RAIL 856 8228 596 856 427 0988 856 772 6900 215 922 4600 215 580 7800 TRANSIT Customer Service offices ansit.co we’re here to help to here we’re m Contact Us NJ TRANSIT Information Automated Schedules and Fares 24/7 Schedules, Fares and Lost & Found 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Telephone (TT) NJ TRANSIT Police Out-of-State Security Hot Line Report suspicious activities or packages Need to visit us in person? are located at major terminals in NJ and NY. For detailed hours and locations please visit njtransit.com. Need to make a connection? Amtrak BurLink South Jersey Transportation Authority PATCO (in NJ) PATCO (in PA) SEPTA my transitmy alerts Get up-to-the-minute travel information when you’re on the go. Sign up for free My Transit email alerts at njtransit.com. as of 4/7/18 language assistance Translation services available are using Google Translate on njtransit.com, or by calling 973-275-5555, stopping at a Customer Service Office. last train information holidays TRENTON MONDAY – FRIDAY CAMDEN MONDAY – FRIDAY monday – friday A Sunday schedule will operate on New Year’s Day, From Trenton Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents’ Day, Memorial Last Local Train to Camden departs at 9:00 p.m. Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and A “Limited Stop” train will depart at 9:15 p.m. Christmas Day (and observed days). From Camden (Entertainment Center Station) Last Train to Trenton departs at 9:00 p.m. Fare Options Last Train to Rt. 73 Pennsauken Park/Ride departs saving you time and money at 9:29 p.m. We want to make your travel convenient and ENTERTAINMENT CENTER ENTERTAINMENT Aquarium Univ. St./Rutgers Cooper Walter Rand Trans. Ctr. 36th Street Station Center Transit Pennsauken 73/Pennsauken Route Palmyra Riverton Cinnaminson Riverside Delanco Park Beverly/Edgewater South Burlington Ctr. Towne Burlington Florence Roebling Bordentown Street Cass Avenue HamiIton TRANSIT CENTER TRENTON Bold times indicate “Limited Stop” trips CENTER TRANSIT TRENTON Avenue HamiIton Street Cass Bordentown Roebling Florence Ctr. Towne Burlington South Burlington Park Beverly/Edgewater Delanco Riverside Cinnaminson Riverton Palmyra 73/Pennsauken Route Center Transit Pennsauken 36th Street Station Walter Rand Trans. Ctr. Univ. St./Rutgers Cooper Aquarium CENTER ENTERTAINMENT economical, so we offer lots of options: Monthly Passes Valid for unlimited trips within a calendar month; and can be purchased from Ticket Vending Machines •527 532 535 537 539 (TVMs), located at light rail stations, beginning at 5 p.m. Purchasing Tickets 556 558 604 607 612 618 620 622 •530 532 536 541 on 19th of the month prior. (See Travel Flexibility for more information.) Monthly passes should not be validated. buy, stamp, ride •551 556 559 601 607 613 615 620 627 636 •540 545 548 550 552 •545 547 549 555 600 602 606 608 610 616 620 625 627 633 636 642 648 650 652 555 600 603 605 607 One-Way Tickets Valid for one continuous trip. These tickets are good from the date of sale until used and must be 6:00 •600 602 604 608 613 615 619 621 622 624 628 630 634 638 640 646 649 654 700 702 705 •610 615 618 620 622 proof-of-payment validated just before use. You can also purchase a continuing A valid proof-of-payment is required to ride. A time-stamped Ticket 613 615 617 621 626 628 631 634 636 638 643 645 649 653 655 701 704 709 715 717 720 559 601 604 607 609 613 615 617 619 621 625 630 633 635 638 trip ticket from TVMs for travel only between certain lines Vending Machine ticket, continuing trip ticket or an NJ TRANSIT 628 630 632 636 641 643 646 649 651 653 658 700 704 708 710 716 719 724 730 732 735 •545 547 549 556 601 604 609 611 615 619 621 626 628 630 633 635 639 644 647 649 652 at specific points. Continuing Trip tickets are valid when or Burlink bus transfer are considered proof-of-payment. 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Customers without a valid ticket are subject to a 728 730 732 736 741 743 746 749 751 753 758 800 804 808 810 816 819 824 830 832 835 •642 644 646 653 658 701 706 708 712 716 718 723 725 727 730 732 736 741 744 746 749 until used. Each ticket must be validated individually just fine of up to $100. 743 745 747 751 756 758 801 804 806 808 813 815 819 823 825 831 834 839 845 847 850 •657 659 701 708 713 716 721 723 727 731 733 738 740 742 745 747 751 756 759 801 804 before use. 758 800 802 806 811 813 816 819 821 823 828 830 834 838 840 846 849 854 900 902 905 •712 714 716 723 728 731 736 738 742 746 748 753 755 757 800 802 806 811 814 816 819 Discounted 10-Trip Tickets Ten individual single-use tickets 813 815 817 821 826 828 831 834 836 838 843 845 849 853 855 901 904 909 915 917 920 727 729 731 738 743 746 751 753 757 801 803 808 810 812 815 817 821 826 829 831 834 buy first that are good for 20 days including the date of purchase. 828 830 832 836 841 843 846 849 851 853 858 900 904 908 910 916 919 924 930 932 935 742 744 746 753 758 801 806 808 812 816 818 823 825 827 830 832 836 841 844 846 849 Each ticket must be validated individually just before use. If you are not using one of the monthly or weekly tickets 9:00 858 900 902 906 911 913 916 919 921 923 928 930 934 938 940 946 949 954 1000 1002 1005 •757 759 801 808 813 816 821 823 827 831 833 838 840 842 845 847 851 856 859 901 904 above, you must purchase (and time-stamp) a ticket just Transfers Customers may purchase a one-way ticket with before boarding light rail cars. Ticket Vending Machines 928 930 932 936 941 943 946 949 951 953 958 1000 1004 1008 1010 1016 1019 1024 1030 1032 1035 812 814 816 823 828 831 836 838 842 846 848 853 855 857 900 902 906 911 914 916 919 a transfer to a connecting NJ TRANSIT bus for travel within (TVMs) are located on platforms at each station. Proof-of- 958 1000 1002 1006 1011 1013 1016 1019 1021 1023 1028 1030 1034 1038 1040 1046 1049 1054 1100 1102 1105 827 829 831 838 843 846 851 853 857 901 903 908 910 912 915 917 921 926 929 931 934 the State of New Jersey at TVMs. You may pay for a one-way payment details are displayed on TVMs and Ticket 1028 1030 1032 1036 1041 1043 1046 1049 1051 1053 1058 1100 1104 1108 1110 1116 1119 1124 1130 1132 1135 857 859 901 908 913 916 921 923 927 931 933 938 940 942 945 947 951 956 959 1001 1004 ticket with a transfer on board an NJ TRANSIT bus to make Information posters at stations. 1058 1100 1102 1106 1111 1113 1116 1119 1121 1123 1128 1130 1134 1138 1140 1146 1149 1154 1200 1202 1205 9:00 927 929 931 938 943 946 951 953 957 1001 1003 1008 1010 1012 1015 1017 1021 1026 1029 1031 1034 connections to River LINE trains. Be sure to hold on to your transfer until you reach your final destination. 1128 1130 1132 1136 1141 1143 1146 1149 1151 1153 1158 1200 1204 1208 1210 1216 1219 1224 1230 1232 1235 957 959 1001 1008 1013 1016 1021 1023 1027 1031 1033 1038 1040 1042 1045 1047 1051 1056 1059 1101 1104 Senior Citizens (62 and Older) and Passengers with remember to time-stamp 1158 1200 1202 1206 1211 1213 1216 1219 1221 1223 1228 1230 1234 1238 1240 1246 1249 1254 100 102 105 1027 1029 1031 1038 1043 1046 1051 1053 1057 1101 1103 1108 1110 1112 1115 1117 1121 1126 1129 1131 1134 Disabilities can travel at a reduced fare of one-half the You must time-stamp all one-way tickets and 10-trip tickets 1228 1230 1232 1236 1241 1243 1246 1249 1251 1253 1258 100 104 108 110 116 119 124 130 132 135 1057 1059 1101 1108 1113 1116 1121 1123 1127 1131 1133 1138 1140 1142 1145 1147 1151 1156 1159 1201 1204 regular one-way fare or less at all times.
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