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Metuchen station

Northeast Corridor
Weekday trains
102
Destinations
15
Fares
By distance
Lines
1

Metuchen is a NJ Transit station on the Northeast Corridor with 102 scheduled trains on a typical weekday and 15 destinations reachable without changing train. The busiest is Metropark, 5 minutes away.

Updated 21 Sep 2026 · NJ Transit Rail GTFS · MTA open data

About the Northeast Corridor

The Northeast Corridor Line runs from New York Penn Station through Secaucus Junction, Newark Penn Station, Newark Airport, Metropark, Metuchen, New Brunswick and Princeton Junction to Trenton, on the tracks NJ Transit shares with Amtrak.

Top destinations

15 in total
Metropark0 stops · 52 weekday trains5m52 trains
Newark Penn Station5 stops · 52 weekday trains33m52 trains
New York Penn Station7 stops · 52 weekday trains$11.7554 min
Edison Station0 stops · 50 weekday trains5m50 trains
New Brunswick1 stops · 50 weekday trains9m50 trains
Secaucus Upper Level6 stops · 47 weekday trains$7.5041 min
Newark Airport Railroad Station4 stops · 42 weekday trains28m42 trains
Trenton Transit Center4 stops · 39 weekday trains44m39 trains
Hamilton3 stops · 39 weekday trains32m39 trains

Lines served

1 at this station

Fares from hereone-way peak / off-peak

To New York Penn Station$11.75
To Secaucus Upper Level$7.50
How NJ Transit rail fares work

NJ Transit prices a rail ticket on the distance between your origin and destination. The fare is the same on every train: there is no peak surcharge and no off-peak discount, so the one-way price shown here is the price at 8 AM on a Tuesday and at noon on a Sunday. The zone numbers that appear in NJ Transit's own data are internal identifiers, not something printed on a ticket, so this site does not show them.

One-way, round-trip, ten-trip, weekly and monthly tickets are sold in the NJ Transit app and at station ticket machines. If a machine was available where you boarded, buying on board costs extra. Children under five ride free with a fare-paying adult, older children and seniors ride at a reduced rate, and disabled riders ride at a reduced rate with the relevant ID.

Where this site has no fare for an NJ Transit pair, it is because that fare has not yet been loaded from the timetable it is printed in, not because the trip is free. The fare tables are read from NJ Transit's published line timetables, and every value is checked against the operator's own price ratios before it is shown.

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Northeast Corridor