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During covid ! Really 20+ passengers in these small buses ! Horrible this shouldn't be allowed - unsafe 100%

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I have used their buses to go to nyc and back. Very clean vehicle , very professional driver. In addition, it was fast and smooth trip.

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PATH Station - Journal Square - Taken previously beautiful tile in the tunnel. Posted 11/17/23

PATH Station - Journal Square

2.8(30 reviews)
1.3 mi

Unlike the platforms at the other PATH stations, the platforms at JSQ are outdoors. So be prepared…read moreif you are making a transfer at this station (bundle up during winter and peel off some layers during summer). This is especially important if you are transferring during the weekend and have to wait a long time - and, more often than not, you will wait a long time with the alternate weekend train route. Track 1 and Track 2 share one platform, while Track 3 and 4 share the other. At each platform, there are two sets of escalators/stairs and one elevator. The escalators/stairs will get you to the level where the ticket machines and turnstiles are, the concourse level, and then the plaza level (street level) where the banks and Chickpea are located. Taking the elevator may be confusing at first. From the platform, the elevator will take you to the concourse level and there are turnstiles here. Once you pass through the turnstiles, you'll walk through a short hallway that will lead you to the area where the escalators/stairs are. Now, to get to the elevator that will get you to the plaza level, you need to head towards Deli Plus, pass through the glass doors, and then you'll see the elevators. These elevators can get you to plaza level as well as the parking deck levels. The station gets a bum rap. Yes, it's not as polished and nice looking as the other stations, but hey it gets the job done. If you think you are safer at one of the other stations, I'd argue that PATH crazy can happen at ANY of the stations. PATH crazy is indiscriminate. Both my creepiest PATH experience and most gangster/scariest PATH experience happened at the Newport station. No matter which station, just make sure to watch your back, hold onto your stuff, and keep your eyes open. You'll be fine.

Cool station with lots of stores around: Starbucks, Jollibee, etc. The Path is located downstairs…read moreand has lots of turnstyles to go into Path. The station can sometimes have homeless people, sketchy people, skaters, and other. Not so much cops or patrolling happening in here, wouldn't hurt if it has more. Just be wary of your surroundings

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PATH Station - Journal Square - Taken previously beautiful tile in the tunnel. Posted 11/17/23

Taken previously beautiful tile in the tunnel. Posted 11/17/23

PATH Station - Journal Square - Taken previously beautiful tile in the tunnel. Posted 11/17/23

Taken previously beautiful tile in the tunnel. Posted 11/17/23

PATH Station - Journal Square - Taken previously beautiful tile in the tunnel. Posted 11/17/23

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Taken previously beautiful tile in the tunnel. Posted 11/17/23

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Harborside Ferry Terminal

1.7(3 reviews)
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A new ferry terminal awkwardly close to the already existing Paulus Hook ferry terminal, but I can…read morenever hate on more public transportation being added to Jersey City. This one operates from the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway in front of the main Harborside building, making it very convenient for those who work in Harborside or live in Urby. It doesn't seem fully complete yet, but today is their first day of operation. I just wish they had later hours and operated on the weekend. Also, similar to the Paulus Hook ferry, they only run to midtown during commute hours, and I think a few boats to midtown in the afternoon would be nice. Those complaints aside, like I said, I can never truly hate on more public transportation. NY Waterway boats are nice and comfortable, generally well kept, and obviously you can't beat the views from this ferry trip. It's quite a bit pricier than the PATH, but if you're a tourist or have people from out of town visiting, it's a ride you should definitely take.

The Harborside Ferry terminal is an example what is wrong with public transportation. A rickety…read moredysfunctional terminal 5 minutes away from a decent well functioning one. NY Waterway has very old (built in 1998) and decrepit ferries docking there only to drum up foot traffic for McCali's new waterfront project (currently an empty pointless space). The terminal often has broken ticket machines, and does not look very safe. There are men constantly repairing what appears to be a temporary and hastily constructed structure. You have to wait for the ferry in the rain, snow, or sweltering sun, when there is a perfectly good terminal building, with restrooms, and more connections five minutes away in Paulus Hook. I suspect that the only reason the rickety terminal even exists is because, according to the New York Times, NJ Transit subsidizes additional NY Waterway routes, even when they make no sense, and even when the service is very bad. Tax subsidized corporate greed and bad service.

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Harborside Ferry Terminal - The first day of operation.

The first day of operation.

Harborside Ferry Terminal - New Harborside Ferry terminal

New Harborside Ferry terminal

Harborside Ferry Terminal - So chill.

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So chill.

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