Transportation in Newark

# Getting Around Newark Newark offers several practical transportation options for visitors, with the city's proximity to New York City influencing its transit infrastructure. The main modes available include NJ Transit trains and buses, PATH trains connecting to Manhattan, Newark Light Rail for local travel, and traditional options like taxis and rideshares. The city's compact downtown area is also walkable for short distances between key points. First-time visitors should know that Newark serves as a major transit hub for the New York metropolitan area. Public transportation is generally the most efficient way to navigate the city and reach surrounding areas. While I don't have specific route data available for this overview, NJ Transit provides the backbone of regional connectivity. For ride-hailing and taxi services, check current rates through booking platforms as prices vary by distance and time of day. **Airport Transfer Tip:** Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) connects to the city and region through multiple options including NJ Transit's AirTrain (linking to the Northeast Corridor rail line), buses, and ground transportation services. For current schedules and pricing on airport connections, use the booking widgets on this site to compare your options and find the most suitable service for your arrival time and destination.

NJ Transit trains connect Newark Airport to Penn Station New York in approximately 30 minutes

Newark Airport has three terminals - check your airline's terminal before choosing transport

PATH train offers direct service between Newark and Manhattan's World Trade Center

Download the NJ Transit mobile app for real-time train schedules and platform information