It's a decent NJ Transit train station at the edge of Fair Lawn and Elmwood Park (the RR runs…read morebetween those towns), having trains run above grade, so it doesn't interfere with Broadway/Rt 4. There are no elevators in this station, whether it's to go to street level, or rapidly switchover to the other track, no bathrooms on site as well, or other amenities, unlike other popular stations. The next stations on the line are: Radburn (also in Fair Lawn, north), and Plauderville (Garfield, south), on the way to Hoboken (southbound, track 2) or either Waldwick, Suffern, NY, or Port Jervis, NY (northbound, track 1). On average, it takes 35 minutes to get to Hoboken, assuming there's no delays, and as of this review, it's 6.50$ for a ticket to Hoboken, and 20 minutes to Waldwick, 40 minutes to Suffern, and 2 hours to Port Jervis from this station. There's two tracks on this station, track 2 (on Elmwood Park's side) has the TVM and shelter, which can help on rainy/snowy days, while both tracks have benches lining along the pathway. Unfortunately, this station isn't accessible to those with wheelchairs, the closest one being in Paterson (which has an elevator). Street level, there's a dedicated spot for those who are expecting rides, and parking spots are across Broadway lining the station in Elmwood Park, which requires a permit. Definitely quiet on weekend mornings, a slightly higher amount on M-F mornings.

When reviewing NJ transit, I would say as a whole they have very good customer service. All the…read moretrain conductors are knowledgeable about the routes, and the clerks at Penn Station are also very friendly and eager to help. I don't think there is any train station in any town that goes above and beyond, or is very bad. So the five stars is mainly for the transit system, and not so much the physical Park Ridge Station. There are ticket machines to the left side of the green building. The inside of the green building has seating area and there are benches outside. If you are concerned about not having enough time to purchase a ticket, or if you don't want to waste ticket paper, you can purchase tickets on the NJ Transit app.

We once took NJ Transit's Bergen County line from here to Hoboken Terminal and back for my very…read morefirst train trip. There WAS a station a few blocks from our old house, but the one in Ramsey had a Starbucks next door.

Super convenient, plenty of parking, there's a dedicated space on the platform to wait where…read morethere's heat so you don't have to wait in the cold and restrooms are very clean.

Meridian at Teterboro is a fantastic and convenient FBO for access to NYC. They treat single engine…read morepistons and jets similarly and you sense that they are happy to have you, no matter what you fly in with. Fuel is among the most affordable (though still expensive) of nearby FBOs, especially 100LL. Overnight parking is free with a 15 gallon fuel purchase. Sweet! They even have a free shuttle that will take you to a bus stop (or hotel) that can take you into the city if you prefer. The facilities are wonderful, with an exercise deck, conference room and even a movie Theater. The only reason they don't get 5-stars is that I had an issue with a battery discharging and needed them to take out the battery and charge it up for an hour. They charged me for 1.5hours of labor to simply take the battery out and charge it. The only labor involved was removing the battery and reinstalling it (10 minutes), while they left it to charge on a machine. I did not think it was fair for them to charge me for the 1.5hours of labor, unless they were literally on a treadmill charging it. If you need maintenance service, watch out for the high shop rates; but if you're looking to park here - Meridian is definitely one of the best choices at TEB.

This FBO has won customer service awards year after year. There are so many obvious reasons in…read moreevery category and every job position. Add best fuel price (Meridian is accepts CAA card) and this is the ultimate FBO at TEB. None better!

These bus station has waiting AC indoor area, and outdoors sitting area. You can take here route…read more178, 780 to Englewood, NJ. You can find a MINI convenience store inside.

What is there to say the buses pull in......then they pull out. Small terminal provides seating and…read moreshelter from the elements til your bus pulls out. And the bathroom is decent on the scale of public BTs are concerned for what seems a small under manned situa. Let's see what the summer offers.

Decent train station. The Pascack Valley train stops here, and the 175 bus as well. It's somewhat…read moreclean, no offensive smells and whatnot. Sometimes there's leftover newspapers on the seats and ground. The shelter is partially open air so bundle up during the colder months. The surrounding area is bustling, with lots of restaurants and Rite Aid across the street. There's also a decent bar next door. Parking is okay, free overnights and weekends. There is permit parking during the day (not run by NJ Transit) that's $120 every quarter.

This is a review of the largest O scale, three rail train club in the United States. The layout is…read more40' wide by 185' wide. They are a club, so for most of the year the only way to visit it is to become a member. If you like model trains and live in the area that isn't a problem. However, they also host public open houses several times a year (usually around the winter holiday seasons). Once Covid restrictions lifted I went with my wife to see. Admission was $7 for adults, and much less for children. It was totally worth it. First off, the layout isn't built to serve as a museum so it isn't an "educational" place with lots of explanatory posters and exhibits. It also isn't a place to drop your kids off and leave for a couple of hours. There are some buttons around the edges to interact with the layout (move trains, light up structures, etc.) but again this isn't a museum per se and it wasn't designed for that. It is a large layout built for the enjoyment of the members which also happens to occasionally be open to the public. Instead, it is a place for kids (of all ages) to wander around and see lots of trains operating at once. I think I counted at least a dozen going through various scenes representing everything from the gritty NYC downtown areas to harbors/ports, residential areas, railroad yards, and commercial factories. I would say they have a decided slant toward modeling subways too. We went during Halloween so there were many additional scenic accessories that I assume were placed for the holiday. They also have a few additional gems located away, such as several layouts used in the Soprano's television show (the "garage" layout, and the "death scene" layout) as well as Tom Snyder's (the television personality) personal layout. They are not open to the public, but are accessible to members. Also visible on the wall was the dispatching board for Grand Central Terminal that looked to be close to 80' long. Finally, I should point out a couple of things related to its location. It is in in an old warehouse in a "tired" part of town. I thought it was a "bad" part but was told by a member that the bad part of town was actually a few blocks away. Parking is street parking only, and very tight. You might think you are lost in trying to find it as it is surrounded by car shops, scrap yards, and mini marts. You need to enter the building and go up to the third floor, and signage isn't great. But... for those who like trains... especially toy three-rail trains... it is definitely worth the trip!

Dear Transportation Team,…read more I wanted to take a moment to let you know how impressed we were with one of your drivers, Michael, who transported our students from Macopin Middle School to the Metropolitan Museum of Art yesterday. I have been teaching for 31 years and have both chaperoned and organized countless field trips during that time. Michael was truly exceptional. From the moment we boarded, he was very clear about his safety protocols and expectations. He was strict when necessary, but always fair, professional, and respectful. What stood out most was how seriously he takes the responsibility of transporting students. His commitment to safety, combined with his personable and friendly demeanor, made our trip enjoyable and stress-free. It was a genuine pleasure to ride on his bus. Please extend our sincere appreciation to Michael. He made a lasting impression on both me and our students, and he represents your company in the very best way. Thank you for providing such outstanding service. Sincerely, Erica McPartland Macopin Middle School

Hello! I apologize for the delayed message. I just ran across the pictures from the Paterson…read morerecreation 2025 summer camp. I wanted t to share my experience with 4 Diamond Transportation. My field trip was on August 18, 2025, to the Schomburg Museum in Harlem NY. The Bus was the cleanest bus I have ever been on, and the driver (Micheal) was amazing. Micheal was Very professional and engaging with my team and campers. After leaving the museum we discussed the trip and the group actually mentioned how safe and professional the experience was overall. I not only recommend 4 Diamond Transportation, but I also highly encourage it. Looking forward to the next trip. Willaim Smallwood Sankofa Leadership Academy