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Transportation Resources
Welcome to our compilation of New Jersey tranportation resources for those with disabilities. Please use the following list of links to browse sections of this page.
- New Jersey Transit
- NJT Access Link
- NJT Reduced Fare program
- Out Of State Accessible Transit Services
- County Para-Transit Information
- Additional & National Tranportation Resources
New Jersey Transit
New Jersey Transit provides commuter services through more than 150 bus routes and 11 rail lines in New Jersey and into New York and Pennsylvania. Lift-equipped and kneeling buses, as well as accessible rail stations, are important elements of New Jersey Transit’s services to people with disabilities. Access Link is a service for those who are not able to use a regular fixed-route bus. New Jersey Transit also provides a reduced fare program for senior citizens and people with disabilities.
- New Jersey Transit
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One Penn Plaza East
Newark, NJ 07105 - Website:
- www.njtransit.com
- Customer Service:
- (800) 772-2222
- TTY:
- (800) 772-2287
- NJ Transit ADA Services:
- (973) 491-7385
Access Link
Access Link is NJ Transit’s paratransit service required by the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Access Link provides people with disabilities paratransit service comparable to the local bus service. This service is specifically for people whose disability prevents them from using existing local bus service.
- Access Link:
- (800) 955-ADA1 (2321)
- TTY:
- (800) 955-6765
Reduced Fare Program:
Special rates are available for senior citizens 62 years of age or older and people with disabilities.
Personal assistants ride for free when proper identification is presented by the person with a disability. You don’t need to be a New Jersey resident to be eligible for the program. You can ride on NJ TRANSIT buses and trains at the reduced rate. Many private bus companies operating in the state also participate in the program. For more information please contact NJ Transit.
- Reduced Fare Program:
- (973) 378-6401
Out Of State Accessible Transit Services
SEPTA Pennsylvania
- Customer Services:
- (215) 580-7800
- TDD:
- (215) 580-7853
Customized Community Transportation Paratransit Service
- Phone:
- (215) 580-7145
- Website:
- www.septa.com
MTA - New York
- Access-A-Ride:
- (646) 252-5252
- TDD:
- (646) 252-5104
- Website:
- http://mta.info/nyct/paratran/guide.htm
County Para-Transportation
Each of the 21 counties in New Jersey provides county-based paratransit service for senior citizens and people with disabilities. The following contact numbers are resources for current information on local paratransit services including hours of operation, reservation procedures, fees (if any), priorities for services, consumer representation on advisory committees, etc.
County Para-Transit Contacts
- Atlantic County
- (609) 645-5910
- Bergen County
- (201) 368-5955
- Burlington County
- (609) 265-5109
- Camden County
- (856) 456-3344
- Cape May County
- (609) 889-3700
- Cumberland County
- (856) 691-7799
- Essex County
- (973) 678-1300
- Gloucester County
- (856) 401-7650
- Hudson County
- (201) 271-4307
- Hunterdon County
- (800) 842-0531
- Mercer County
- (609) 530-1971
- Middlesex County
- (800) 221-3520
- Monmouth County
- (732) 431-6480
- Morris County
- (973) 366-9378
- Ocean County
- (877) 929-2082
- Passaic County
- (973) 305-5756
- Salem County
- (856) 935-7510
- Somerset County
- (908) 231-7115
- Sussex County
- (973) 579-0480
- Union County
- (908) 241-8300
- Warren County
- (908) 454-4044
Additional Transportation Resources
Office of Amtrack
- AMTRAK Access Telephone:
- (800) USA-RAIL (800-872-7245)
- TDD/TTY:
- (800) 523-6590
- Website:
- www.amtrak.com
Greyhound Customers with Disabilities Travel Assistance Line
- Telephone:
- (800) 752-4841
- TTY:
- (800) 345-3190
- Website:
- www.greyhound.com
- Greyhound ADA Compliance Corporate Office:
- (800) 755-2357
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