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	Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen New Jersey's 11th Congressional District
		NEWARK-ELIZABETH RAIL LINK $ 22,566,022 The Newark-Elizabeth Rail Link (NERL) will be an 8.8 mile light rail system connecting the Newark City Subway with revitalized downtown Newark and Elizabeth.
		More ‘Park-n- Ride’ sites along with the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail, and Newark-Elizabeth Rail Link will not only help create more jobs but also alleviate traffic congestion and make our state’s air cleaner," said Frelinghuysen.
		Hudson-Bergen Light Rail is a major component of the Urban Core program defined in the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA) and the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century (TEA-21).
	frelinghuysen.house.gov /nj11_contents/news/news_090903_1.shtml (482 words)

	frelinghuysen.house.gov
		The NERL will be an 8.8 mile light rail system connecting the Newark City Subway with revitalized downtown Newark and Elizabeth.
		Washington, DC - More than $100 million for the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail and Newark-Elizabeth Rail Link has been approved today by the House Appropriations Committee as part of the larger FY 2005 Transportation Appropriations bill, Rep Rodney Frelinghuysen (NJ-11) has announced.
		The Hudson-Bergen Light Rail s second stage (MOS 2) is a seven-station light rail project, which will extend the first stage (MOS1) five-miles from Hoboken north to the Tonnelle Avenue Park-and-Ride in North Bergen and one mile south from 34th Street to 22nd Street in Bayonne.
	frelinghuysen.house.gov /cgi-data/press/files/53.shtml (372 words)

	New Jersey Transit
		This system, which introduced new light rail vehicles and new stations in 2001, connects to Newark Penn Station - the major transportation terminal in the state - and intersects with an extensive local bus network in the greater Newark area.
		Light rail is a clean, efficient, and speedy way to commute locally or to make local connections to major terminals and service.
		Light rail has proven to be an excellent mode of transportation for NJ residents and throughout our nation.
	www.njtransit.com /sf_lr.shtml (329 words)

	Northern New Jersey: Light Rail's Spectacular Comeback
		Besides the Newark subway facilities already discussed, another of the more impressive features of the former light rail network was the Hoboken El (Elevated), a key rapid transit link between Hoboken, Jersey City, and the Palisades (the high ridge parallelling the west bank of the Hudson River across from the island of Manhattan).
		The background of rail transit in Newark is a story of appalling destruction and decline followed by resurgence and renewal in recent years.
		With its massive two-level terminal at Hoboken's then-busy Erie-Lackawanna regional railway terminal, the Hoboken light rail terminal served as a hub for regional commuter trains, rapid transit, ferries, and the light rail services which interconnected the region.
	www.lightrailnow.org /news/n_nj001.htm (3744 words)

	New Jersey Transit
		This system, which introduced new light rail vehicles and new stations in 2001, connects to Newark Penn Station - the major transportation terminal in the state - and intersects with an extensive local bus network in the greater Newark area.
		Light rail is a clean, efficient, and speedy way to commute locally or to make local connections to major terminals and service.
		Light rail has proven to be an excellent mode of transportation for NJ residents and throughout our nation.
	www.njtransit.com /sf_lr.shtml (305 words)

	NJ Transit revising train plan for Bergen [Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers]
		NEWARK, N.J. -- Ever since it opened five years ago, NJ Transit's $2 billion light-rail system went by a name that was somewhat misleading.
		The light rail link from Hudson County to the Meadowlands would augment a $150 million plan to provide a regular passenger rail connection to the sports complex and the proposed Xanadu retail and entertainment development that would be accessible from every rail line in the state.
		Meanwhile, Bergen County commuters would get a $500 million rail project that would send diesel trains up from North Bergen through Englewood to Tenafly, basically the same route that had been considered for the light rail system it is replacing.
	www.ble.org /pr/news/headline.asp?id=13548 (827 words)

	nycsubway.org: Volunteer/Contributors
		He sent in many photos of the light rail lines, commuter rail, Red line subway, and the Angel's Flight funicular.
		Joe is an expert about everything rail in New York City, especially about the subway's disused and abandoned stations.
		Rob Morel: Rob is another correspondant from the United Kingdom, where he is employed as a towerman/signaller for England's national rail network.
	www.nycsubway.org /contrib.html (2731 words)

	NJ Transit receives millions for Newark City Subway and Hudson-Bergen Light Rail
		“These two projects being highlighted today, Newark-Elizabeth Rail Link (NERL) and Hudson-Bergen Light Rail, are examples of sound investments that have been made in New Jersey in support of public transit and our Smart Growth initiative to revitalize our cities by fostering jobs and economic development,” said Governor James E. McGreevey.
		NJ Transit receives millions for Newark City Subway and Hudson-Bergen Light Rail
		The Hudson-Bergen Light Rail system, carrying nearly 16,000 customers roundtrip daily, is a key regional economic driver, with thousands of new retail and residential spaces being renovated and constructed along the line.
	www.state.nj.us /transportation/press/2003releases/093003.htm (377 words)

	newark light rail
		… As the light rail movement took root in the early 1990s, it was decided to integrate the Newark Subway into any future light rail lines.
		… Light Rail Transit — Interurban and Streetcar Modern and Heritage Urban and … Minneapolis (Interurban LRT in operation, streetcar proposed) Newark New Orleans …
		South NJ and light rail, Atlantic City Line - Hudson-Bergen Light Rail - Newark City Subway - River LINE.
	www.billywords.org /newark-light-rail.html (377 words)

	New Jersey Transit
		This system, which introduced new light rail vehicles and new stations in 2001, connects to Newark Penn Station - the major transportation terminal in the state - and intersects with an extensive local bus network in the greater Newark area.
		Light rail is a clean, efficient, and speedy way to commute locally or to make local connections to major terminals and service.
		Light rail has proven to be an excellent mode of transportation for NJ residents and throughout our nation.
	www.njtransit.com /sf_lr.shtml (286 words)

	Implementing an Urban Mass Transit System - 2000 APA National Conference Proceedings
		The light rail would "create a viable center for positive growth" in the state and "should be the first step in an ever-growing network of light rail transit systems throughout our state," he continued.
		The system included a 15-mile "light rail" system, an express "busway" from the NJ Turnpike to the Lincoln Tunnel, and four large park-and-ride lots with 12,000 parking spaces.
		A "light rail" or modern version of the traditional trolley, appeared to offer some construction cost savings and permitted more flexibility in routing and operations, including the ability to operate at street level.
	www.asu.edu /caed/proceedings00/MARKS/marks.htm (286 words)

	New Jersey Transit
		This system, which introduced new light rail vehicles and new stations in 2001, connects to Newark Penn Station - the major transportation terminal in the state - and intersects with an extensive local bus network in the greater Newark area.
		Light rail is a clean, efficient, and speedy way to commute locally or to make local connections to major terminals and service.
		Light rail has proven to be an excellent mode of transportation for NJ residents and throughout our nation.
	www.njtransit.com /sf_lr.shtml (286 words)

	New Jersey Transit
		This system, which introduced new light rail vehicles and new stations in 2001, connects to Newark Penn Station - the major transportation terminal in the state - and intersects with an extensive local bus network in the greater Newark area.
		Light rail is a clean, efficient, and speedy way to commute locally or to make local connections to major terminals and service.
		Light rail has proven to be an excellent mode of transportation for NJ residents and throughout our nation.
	www.njtransit.com /sf_lr.shtml (286 words)

	UrbanRail.Net > America > USA > New Jersey > NEWARK City Subway & Path
		The New Jersey side of the New York area (west of the Hudson River) does not have as much rail infrastructure as its more famous neighbor, New York City, but still features various systems including the Newark City Subway, PATH, Hudson-Bergen Light Rail, and New Jersey Transit Commuter Rail.
		This light rail subway, originally built as a downtown subway where many streetcar routes converged, became over time the last remaining part of the system.
		Eventually, the line is planned to connect to Newark-Liberty International Airport, south of the city.
	de.geocities.com /nyc_rail/newark.htm (551 words)

	NJ Transit
		The following travel options utilizing NJ TRANSIT bus, rail, and light rail service (click here for Hudson-Bergen Light Rail Travel Tips), local bus service, NY Waterway Ferry (click here), PATH service (click here), and New York City Subway (click here), can provide transportation to destinations in lower Manhattan and on the New Jersey Waterfront.
		and 6:30 p.m.) operating between Newark and New York only.
		134 service through the Holland Tunnel to lower Manhattan was restored.
	www.njtransit.com /ta_adjustment_project.jsp?ID=144 (551 words)

	Plastec East 2005 Website
		For those traveling lightly, the AirTrain Newark Rail Service is a viable option.
		For those traveling lightly, the AirTrain JFK light-rail system links JFK’s 8 passenger terminals with the New York Subway System and the Long Island Rail Road’s Jamaica Station, which connects to Penn Station.
		American Airlines, America West, and Continental Airlines offers special rates to Newark Liberty Airport, which is located 16 miles from midtown Manhattan (approximately 30 minutes by taxi, depending on traffic).
	www.devicelink.com /expo/plaste05/travel_getting_around.html (513 words)

	Northern New Jersey: Light Rail's Spectacular Comeback
		Besides the Newark subway facilities already discussed, another of the more impressive features of the former light rail network was the Hoboken El (Elevated), a key rapid transit link between Hoboken, Jersey City, and the Palisades (the high ridge parallelling the west bank of the Hudson River across from the island of Manhattan).
		Already under way is a project to extend the City Subway line one mile (1.6 km), from Penn Station to the Broad St. regional rail station (which currently handles commuter trains on the Morris and Essex and Montclair-Boonton lines) – thus significantly enlarging rail transit interconnectivity in the area.
		Currently, Newark's City Subway LRT line is carrying approximately 17,000 rider-trips per weekday, and the potential for further ridership growth seems strong.
	www.lightrailnow.org /news/n_nj001.htm (3744 words)

	The official website of the City of Newark, NJ
		Once purchased, the one-mile-long route will be graded to accommodate a light rail line that would extend from the Newark City Subway and surface near NJPAC.
		The land purchase is part of the City Subway's $207 million extension plan, which will ultimately create the Newark-Elizabeth Rail Link, connecting Newark's downtown transit destinations with Newark Liberty International Airport and the City of Elizabeth.
		We will have linked all of Newark's rail and bus terminals with our airport, our commuter lines, and Amtrak.
	www.ci.newark.nj.us /Public_Information/Press_Releases/Press_Releases_05.htm (412 words)

	Newark Liberty International Airport (NJT station) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Atlantic City Line – Hudson-Bergen Light Rail – Newark City Subway – River LINE
		Newark Liberty International Airport is a Northeast Corridor line station in the New Jersey Transit rail system.
		The AirTrain monorail connects the station to all Newark Airport terminals.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Newark_Liberty_International_Airport_(NJT_station) (312 words)

	Northern New Jersey: Light Rail's Spectacular Comeback
		With its massive two-level terminal at Hoboken's then-busy Erie-Lackawanna regional railway terminal, the Hoboken light rail terminal served as a hub for regional commuter trains, rapid transit, ferries, and the light rail services which interconnected the region.
		Electric trolleys provided fast, convenient connections with a wide array of other public transport modes – rapid transit and regional "commuter" railways, as well as motor buses and trolleybuses – all of which was highly attractive to the public and made public transport a significant means of mobility, even after the advent of the automobile.
		In the heart of Newark, the giant Public Service Terminal (right) was another hub for trolleys, which accessed spacious terminal areas on both an upper level and a subway level (via the short Cedar St. subway).
	www.lightrailnow.org /news/n_nj001.htm (312 words)

	Mass transit in New York City - Enpsychlopedia
		At New Jersey Transit 's Hoboken Terminal, transfers can be made to PATH trains between Hoboken, Jersey City, Newark, and Midtown Manhattan; to Manhattan-bound ferry service; and to NJ Transit's Hudson-Bergen Light Rail System.
		It is a 20 minute ride from Pennsylvania Station and the first airport in the New York Metropolitan Area to have such a station/link on a mainline railway.
		MTA Long Island Rail Road provides extensive commuter service to most of Long Island, with destinations in Queens, Nassau and Suffolk via two trunk lines and six subsidiary branches.
	www.grohol.com /psypsych/Mass_transit_in_New_York_City (312 words)

	Federal Transit Administration - 2004 Section
		New Jersey residents will benefit from improved light rail service and an improved Trenton Intermodal Station as a result of two grants totaling $31.1 million announced today by the Federal Transit Administration.
		New Jersey Transit Corporation will use $22.2 million in federal funding for the first segment of the Newark-Elizabeth Rail Link project, a one-mile extension to the existing 4.3-mile Newark City Subway system.
		The link will also have five new stations, including one located at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, providing residents, students and commuters with direct rail access to businesses, as well as cultural and academic institutions in the downtown area.
	www.fta.dot.gov /news/press_release/12187_15896_ENG_HTML.htm (425 words)

	POrt Newark Marine Terminal
		Port Newark and the Elizabeth-Port Authority Marine Terminal operate as one fully integrated marine terminal, forming the largest and most comprehensive collection of maritime cargo handling facilities on the East Coast of North America.
		Port Newark is one of the most flexible multi-purpose cargo centers in the United States.
		More than 1 million square feet of warehousing and distribution space are available at Elizabeth, including Expressport Plaza a group of modular office/warehouse facilities which are suitable for a variety of uses including light manufacturing, assembly and warehousing.
	www.newarkliberty.net /commerce/Port_Newark_Marine.html (425 words)

	GOVERNOR: AIRTRAIN JFK TO BEGIN PASSENGER SERVICE ON DECEMBER 17
		The approximately 8-mile light-rail system is expected to serve 34,000 passengers per day at the start.
		Port Authority Chairman Anthony R. Coscia said, "This project, along with AirTrain Newark, is an important part of the vision and commitment of Governor Pataki and Governor McGreevey in improving and enhancing our regional transportation network with cutting-edge public projects.
		Terminals at Howard Beach and Jamaica Station will enable airport passengers and employees to make more than 1,500 fast, easy, convenient and reliable connections every day between the airport and the A, E, J and Z subway lines; Long Island Rail Road trains; and buses.
	www.state.ny.us /governor/press/03/dec2_1_03.htm (582 words)

	Rutgers-Newark Online - Mass Transit to/from Rutgers-Newark
		Whether you commute by bus, rail, or subway, Newark is a mass transit town, home to major train stations, a city subway system and New Jersey Transit bus lines.
		Vist the NJ Transit web site for info on bus, train, and light rail schedules and fares
		Newark City Subway (The Washington St. stop is on the R-N campus)
	rutgers-newark.rutgers.edu /masstransit (141 words)

	Welcome to New Jersey
		The Newark City Subway is technically a light rail line.
		The Atlantic City Line goes from Philadelphia to Atlantic City and is the only rail line not to serve Newark or Hoboken.
		It operates from Newark, Hoboken, Midtown Manhattan, and the World Trade Center (as the station is still called) and serves Harrison, Exchange Place, Journal Square, and Pavonia.
	www.orenstransitpage.com /otpnjpics/njhome.htm (281 words)

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