NJ Transit came into being with the passage of Also in this division is theĪtlantic City Line, previously operated by the Pennsylvania Reading Seashoreįounded in 1979, as an offspring of the New Jerseyĭepartment of Transportation (NJDOT) to address the many transportation issues

Railroad and Central Railroad of New Jersey. On the Northeast Corridor, and were previously operated by the Pennsylvania

Newark Division: These lines run through Newark Penn Station.

Lackawanna & Western Railroads running from Hoboken Terminal to northern

Hoboken Division: Former lines operated by the Erie and Delaware.

Line running between Atlantic City and Philadelphia. Lines and 162 stations primarily concentrated in northern New Jersey, with one New Jersey Transit's commuter rail network consists of 11 New Jersey Transit also operates rail service in OrangeĪnd Rockland counties in New York State under contract to Metro-North Railroad. New Jersey, with most service centered on transportation to/from New York City, New Jersey Transit Rail Operations (reporting mark NJTR) is

Nj transit train station