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Secaucus transfer and bicycles?

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  1. Anybody know or can point me in the right direction? I'm planning to go
    from Trenton on a NE corridor train and then up the Main Line to
    Campbell Hall. From there I'm cycling up the Hudson Valley, over the
    Berkshires, etc. I guess I could drive or ride to Secaucus and check it
    out....hoping to avoid that. -BT

  2. Bill Taylor said:

    Anybody know or can point me in the right direction? I'm planning to go
    from Trenton on a NE corridor train and then up the Main Line to
    Campbell Hall. From there I'm cycling up the Hudson Valley, over the
    Berkshires, etc. I guess I could drive or ride to Secaucus and check it
    out....hoping to avoid that. -BT

    Bill--I am a little confused about the exact question but let me tell
    what I know.

    If you are trying to get to the station other than by train--well,
    that's not impossible but it is difficult. So far, the station is being
    used for transfer between lines--not "park and ride".

    If you want to know whether it's permissible to carry your bike around
    the station, I would try NJ Transit which has web site or you can call
    them. The different lines are on different levels so you will need to
    deal with that. There are escalators, but obviously an elevator would be
    better. NJ Transit should be able to tell you that.

    Finally, as I am sure you realize the different train lines will have
    different rules about bicycles.NJ Transit is pretty relaxed--look for
    the bicycle discussion on their web site. Amtrak can be more difficult,
    depending on the particular train, etc.

    Good luck with the ride.

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