Stations with full ADA access feature an platform that is accessible by a ramp or elevator, braille and large type signs in the waiting room, bridge plates, TTY text phones, a visual equivalent to the Public Address system, lower ticket counters and accessible restrooms. Information is also available at the Disabled Access section of the Metro-North website. The New Jersey Transit is a state commuter rail network that serves 161 stations statewide. It provides access to most of the state- from Bergen County to Atlantic City. It offers service to New York's Penn Station and Philadelphia.
Tickets are available at local stations, in the train, or through the mail.
Mail-in applications can be picked up at the local stations or a form can be downloaded from the NJ Transit website . Monthly, weekly, and ten-trip tickets can be purchased. Discounts are available for students, children, senior citizens and those with disabilities. For more information on fares and tickets see the Rail Fare Options section of the NJ Transit website. Schedules are available from local stations and online at the Rail Schedule Map section of the NJ Transit website.