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Jersey City, NJ 07302, USA
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Steele Snyder (02/16/2021)
Nice light rail for $2.25 one way ticket per person!! But I see plenty of people just hopping on without paying which is easy to get away with obviously! There is no conductor or police checking around for tickets!
David Ratte (05/31/2020)
Good Service.
Rodel Flordeliz (12/06/2019)
One of the best way to commute and go around Jersey City specially if you are staying around the area.
Rusty Shackelford (02/21/2020)
There is nowhere to sit, the partitions don't protect you from the weather and the illuminated train arrival signs are placed behind pillars and other obstacles. So they are hard to see.
Nasser Al-Hanna (05/12/2020)
My first time.on this rail as well as in this location and the whole setup is awesome. Maybe I might be a little.spoiled in the fact that the first time I'm literally.riding the railmwith only 2 other passengers and I'm feeling as if I'm getting a personal tour of the surrounding area riding in between these enormous skyscrapers as if I'm in some future getaway. The city, the streets, the rail everything is so spotless and I get a first hand view of it allnLike I said, because of the pandemic and stay home orders the streets and rail are empty so its perfect to see how they were able to design this route and I'm wondering how was the land designated when building the rail. Did the city just decide to draw its line and build its stations by picking some land from.different owners or was the Rail and station houses built first and them then land owners built their buildings on their designated properties. The second option would be the easier and most probably way it's just some of these skyscrapers are literally inches of the path as if literally the city had to cut in and use some private land to build this public works project.whatever way and however they accomplished they, it's a success. It just fits perfect in the low landscape and I cant see it being done any other way.
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