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Your phone is your key to transit. Plan your trip, buy and display passes and tickets, and get real-time bus and train status for your trip. Everything you need in one handy application plus a TVM with multiple payment options to buy passes and tickets. Use the new cash-to-mobile app feature that allows you to add value to your MyTransit Wallet by paying cash at a participating retail location or, buy tickets using a credit or debit card, MasterCard- or Visa-branded commuter benefit cards, and prepaid credit cards, as well as Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal.
With a simple tap on your mobile device, Bus customers can see the real-time location of the next bus to their stop. In addition, the Rail Maps option allows rail customers to track the location of their train in near real-time.
Yes, the NJ TRANSIT Mobile App offers a cash-to-mobile feature that allows you to add value to your My Transit Wallet by paying cash at a participating retail location. To find your nearest retailer, tap 'Payment Methods' on the More screen (from the bottom menu), tap 'My Transit Wallet,' then tap Find Payment Locations at the bottom.
Make sure you have enabled GPS location settings for the app. This will provide the best experience using Rider Tools > Trip Planner > My Location to select your location or enter a particular address.
The NJ TRANSIT Mobile App accepts Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, credit and debit cards, MasterCard- or Visa-branded commuter benefit cards, and prepaid credit cards. The app allows you to pay for a single transaction using multiple cards. Transit checks are not accepted for payment within the app.
You can add cash to your My Transit Wallet at thousands of retailers. Show your My Transit Wallet barcode in the NJT Mobile App and pay cash to add value directly to your wallet at over 7,000 locations in the greater New Jersey region, including most 7-Eleven, Walgreens and CVS Pharmacy stores.
You can load value at over 7,000 payment locations within the greater New Jersey region, including most 7-Eleven, Walgreens and CVS Pharmacy stores. At an authorized payment location, ask to add cash to your NJ TRANSIT wallet, then have the cashier scan the account barcode displayed on your phone and pay the amount. You can add as little as $10 at a time. Always keep your receipt as proof of payment. A receipt is also sent to your email address indicating the value deposited to your account.
The process of purchasing a mobile ticket is the same regardless of ticket type or rider type. Child tickets are valid for children ages 5-11. Senior/Disabled and Military tickets require that identification be shown to the operator, a conductor or ticket inspector.
All United States military personnel and their dependents will be permitted to purchase transportation at the senior citizen/passenger with disabilities reduced fare rate with presentation of their military or military dependent ID card. The following military personnel are entitled to this fare: active duty, reservists, National Guard or retired members from the United States Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines or Coast Guard.
When purchasing your ticket, select Senior/Disabled to obtain the discounted fare. Eligible customers may ride at reduced fare rates on any NJ TRANSIT bus, rail or light rail service at all times, without restriction, upon presentation of authorized identification.
You may purchase a monthly pass beginning at 5:00 pm on the 19th of the previous month until 11:59 pm on the 10th of the month in which the pass is valid. A rail weekly pass is available for purchase beginning the Thursday before and continuing through Tuesday of the week the pass is valid.
There is a purchase limit of ten tickets per ticket type, except monthly and weekly passes, and FLEXPASS. One monthly or weekly pass can be purchased on your device for use per calendar month/week. You may only buy and own one FLEXPASS per mode at a time.
FLEXPASS is valid for 30 days from and including the date of purchase. All tickets associated with a FLEXPASS must be used before the 30-calendar day expiry. Expiration of FLEXPASS tickets may not be paused or frozen.
Yes, mobile monthly and weekly train passes have the same travel flexibility as paper passes. If you have a monthly train pass valued at $54 or more, you can use it on any NJ TRANSIT light rail line or bus up to the number of zones indicated on the pass. If you have a weekly train pass, you can use it for a one-zone ride on any NJ TRANSIT light rail line or bus. Simply display your train pass on your mobile phone to the bus operator or light rail fare inspector.
Bus and light rail monthly passes are not valid for train travel, with limited exceptions. Bus and light rail monthly passes (showing a zone number) are valid for any bus or light rail trip at no additional charge during the period the pass is valid. A two-zone or greater monthly bus pass is required to ride Hudson-Bergen Light Rail
With Arrival Alerts, you can receive notifications as your train approaches and arrives at your destination. View your train in DepartureVision, tap the alarm bell next to your destination to set an alert.
To set up alerts for your regular trips, select My Transit Alerts from the Rider Tools menu, follow the steps on the screen to choose your travel mode and specific trip(s). Then, make sure to allow notifications from the app on your device.
Select the ticket(s) you want to use for the trip, tap Activate Selected Tickets. When prompted, confirm that you want to activate the selected ticket(s). If multiple tickets are selected, the quantity selected will display on a single ticket.
Tickets must be activated prior to boarding and be ready to be displayed to the conductor/operator/fare inspector. An internet connection is required to activate tickets. Once activated, tickets can be displayed without an internet connection. Your monthly pass will self activate at midnight on the first of the month. Your weekly pass will self activate at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday.
Conductors may visually inspect the activated ticket(s)/pass or scan the barcode. NJ TRANSIT asks that you always have your mobile device ready to display your mobile ticket(s)/ pass for verification and validation during the fare collection process.
It is your responsibility to have a charged and operational phone so that you are able to display your mobile ticket. If you are unable to display your mobile ticket, you will have to buy a ticket from a ticket agent, TVM or conductor/driver (on-board surcharge may apply).
Customers transferring through Secaucus Junction or Newark Liberty International Airport will need to scan the barcode on the faregate readers to pass through the gates. On-board a train, a Conductor or Ticket Inspector may scan your barcode with a handheld device to check the validity of your ticket. As you board buses equipped with validators you will be required to scan the barcode.
Bus and light rail monthly passes are not valid for train travel, with limited exceptions. Bus and light rail monthly passes (showing a zone number) are valid for any bus or light rail trip at no additional charge during the period the pass is valid. A two-zone or greater monthly bus pass is required to ride Hudson-Bergen Light Rail.
After I activate a rail ticket if I experience an extended service disruption lasting longer than two hours and 45 minutes, will my ticket be accepted at the fare gates at Secaucus, or by conductors on connecting trains?
If your trip takes longer than expected and your ticket expires, you will be able to display your ticket details to the faregate representative, conductor or ticket inspector. This will verify your recently expired ticket and allow you to continue your trip.
Yes, tickets and passes eligible for a refund within the NJ TRANSIT Mobile App and bought with funds from your MyTransit Wallet account will be refunded to your account. Your balance will reflect the refunded amount as a deposit on your account.
Prior to the first business day of the calendar month/week, you will receive a full refund. After the start of the month/week, if the refund is requested immediately following the purchase, the full amount charged for the monthly/weekly pass will be refunded. For all other refunds, the cost of two one-way tickets will be deducted from the refund amount for each business day you had the pass.
Wholly unused train and light rail ten trips, as well as bus discounted ten trips, will be refunded at the full purchase price. For partially used bus discounted ten trip tickets, the applicable full one-way fare will be deducted from the purchase price for each ticket that has been activated.
When you have a new phone, sign in to your account using your User ID (email) and password. If you do not see your active or non-active tickets, please delete and reinstall the app. If your tickets are still not shown contact NJ TRANSIT at 973-275-5555 for assistance importing your tickets.
The ad blocking service will start working after you turn on or restart your Android device. Opportunity to choose the traffic source for system updates of the app with a possibility of scheduling the updates.
2. Purchase a subscription in the app. After installation, go to the License Status section. You will be offered 3 subscription options, so you just need to choose the most suitable one. The purchase method is the same on Google Play and App Store, but the payment methods are different. In the first option, payment is made through GPay, and in the second, Apple Pay.
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