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i check webpage then found out Princeton Junction to New York Penn Station on weekend so slow. need to take about 80 mins to Penn station. Is there any other faster/express train in weekend from Princeton junction?
There is a track construction project on the NEC through October, which is why the trains are running slower, especially on the weekends it seems. (makes sense, lower ridership, better time for work).
princeton junction to ny penn is a far distance, and nj transit goes local on weekends. like tdstyles said, amtrak, while expensive, is the only other choice.
yes, i think you are right. is there any way after construction, it will be faster than before. i think 1 hour will be the best but now it takes 80 mins....anyway...thanks your guys replay...
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Originally Posted by millerm277
There is a track construction project on the NEC through October, which is why the trains are running slower, especially on the weekends it seems. (makes sense, lower ridership, better time for work).
I think you are beating a dead horse here. The only available options are:
Train
NJ Transit: 79 minutes-88 minutes
Amtrak: see above
Bus:
Megabus 90 minutes-105 minutes
Coach USA 105 Minutes
Drive:
In traffic 65 minutes to infinity minutes No Traffic 62 minutes
A combination of driving to another train station or even ferry terminal is also not an option since the total transit(driving, parking, getting to train) time from anywhere is going to exceed the 79-88 minute train option right from Princeton Junction. Since Amtrak was too expensive I'm assuming a helicopter is out of the question.
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Could also ride a bike (315 minutes) or walk (969 minutes). Be careful, though. Google's walking directions send you over the Pulaski Skyway!
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