New York Waterway to provide shuttles to ferries in Morris County to get to Manhattan
Shuttles will pick riders up from NJ Transit stations in Morris Township, Madison, and Chatham.
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May 2, 2025, 11:57 AM
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Updated 11 hr ago
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1h agoThe New York Waterway has new shuttles to ferry services to help those in Morris County get to Manhattan.
The service begins this morning and will run Monday through Friday.
A combined ticket will cost riders around $30.
Shuttles will pick riders up from NJ Transit stations in Morris Township, Madison, and Chatham.
Riders will be dropped off at the ferry terminals in Jersey City and then dropped back to Morris County in the evening.