Nj 163 Bus Schedule Pdf (2024)

FAQs

Can I pay cash on a NJ transit bus? ›

Customers who prefer to use cash or don't have a debit or credit card can now use all of the app's features by loading cash into their MyTransit Wallet to purchase NJ TRANSIT tickets.

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.

NJ TRANSIT bus service is operating as scheduled. Please click here to view current alerts and advisories across all NJ Transit services. Visit this page for information on upcoming changes and details on important planned adjustments to NJ TRANSIT bus service.

If you're a senior citizen who is 62 years of age or older (65 years of age for travel to/from Metro-North stations) or a person with a disability, you're eligible to apply to NJ TRANSIT's Reduced Fare Program! As a member of our program, you can save 50 percent on a regular one-way ticket.

Find your departure point listed in the timetable (A). This will always be above your destination point (B). Read across to select your departure time, then follow the column down to your destination to give you the arrival time (D).

Traveling by bus:

Use the new Tap & Ride option to pay your adult one-way fare on-board most NJ TRANSIT buses using contactless payment cards. As you board, tap your contactless credit or debit card on the on-board validator. Provide the number of zones you wish to travel to the bus operator for the proper fare.

Yes. If a transit system accepts Interac Debit for payment at fare terminals and you have loaded your debit card onto your digital wallet, you can use your mobile phone or wearable device to pay for adult fares. Make sure to select Interac Debit as your payment method before tapping.

The average train ticket price from Newark to New York is $16. The best way to find train tickets from Newark to New York is to book your tickets as early as possible. Prices tend to rise as your travel date approaches, so book in advance to secure the best prices!

NJ Transit train service is not 24/7.

Trains run between 5 a.m. and 1 a.m. For 24-hour service, take the PATH train and NJ Transit's #62 bus. NJ Transit's app is the best way to buy tickets: Download it on your iPhone or Android phone before you go.

Which entrance is best for NJ TRANSIT? ›

To access NJTransit trains enter Penn Station at Seventh Avenue and 31st Street or Seventh Avenue and 32nd Street. Signs will direct you to NJTransit ticketing office as well as platforms.

Eating and drinking is permitted aboard trains, but not aboard buses or light rail vehicles. If you choose to eat or drink aboard the train, please be considerate of your fellow passengers and remember to take all trash with you when you disembark. How can I provide feedback about my travel experience?

If you have a monthly train pass valued at $54 or more, you can use it on any NJ TRANSIT light rail line or bus up to the number of zones indicated on the pass. If you have a weekly train pass, you can use it for a one-zone ride on any NJ TRANSIT light rail line or bus.

MyBus: Locate the ID number on your bus stop sign or visit our MyBus page to obtain your bus stop ID. Text the bus stop ID number to MyBus (69287). You'll be provided with the real-time arrival of the next bus within 30 minutes or the next scheduled buses to arrive at your stop.

Sit down low in your seat. Hold the book to your eye level and begin reading. Keep your line of sight toward the book at the same level as your line of sight out of the window. Looking downward while your side vision registers movement from outside the window causes symptoms of motion sickness.

The oldest routes have the lowest numbers. The only aspect of nomenclature is that predominantly east-west routes have odd numbers while predominantly north-south ones have even numbers. Express routes are three digit, 100, 101, 103, etc.

A solid line means each bus travels the section of this route, and a dashed line means buses travel this section at certain times or on certain days.

On the Trip Planner page, enter your origin, destination, and time of travel. Select your itinerary and you will see the number of zones on each leg. (The Trip Planner is also available in the NJ TRANSIT app under Rider Tools.)