Talk:List of NJ Transit bus routes (100–199)

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148 and 222? edit

Latest comment: 16 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

What's the source of that, please? When NJ Transit created route 113, they merged routes 143 (Plainfield-PABT via East 5th Street, South Avenue and Salem Road, terminus at West 7th Street and Clinton Avenue) and 222 (Dunellen-PABT via Front Street, Terrill Road, Midway Avenue, Elmora Avenue and Bayway). They cut the bus frequency clean in half at the same time.

Later on, NJT had to create alpha suffixes to alleviate the confusion that arose due to the merger of those routes (113N for the former 222 routing, re-routed via North Avenue and North Broad Street, and 113S for the former 143; they included 113X and 113Z respectively for the GSP/I-78 express trips).

Please cite where the 148 and 222 shared a timetable at one time.

A side note: At the time of the cancellation of the 222, route 115 was re-routed from Lidgerwood Avenue in Elizabeth and Park Avenue in Linden to operating via South Elmora Avenue to Rahway Avenue.

70.105.211.116 05:05, 25 July 2007 (UTC)Reply

Numbering history edit

Routes that were never taken over by NJ Transit have no new number.

Company	Old	New	Formed	Notes
MEC	1			River Road Express
North Boulevard	1	88
Hudson	2	2		Secaucus-Journal Square [1]
Hudson	3	123
Hudson	4	154
	4			Passaic-Rutherford [2]
North Boulevard	5	125
Hudson	6	129
MEC	6	156
	6			Lower Jersey City [3]
EUHI	6	26	1927
MEC	7	159
MEC	8	158
TNJ	8	188	1926; extended to NYC 1950
MEC	9	159
MEC	10	156
Somerset	15	112	1926
TNJ	21	181	replaced streetcars 1937; extended to NYC 1951
	22	22		Hillside
DeCamp	22			Caldwell-Journal Square
MEC/ICTC	30	190	1925
DeCamp Bus Lines	32			Nutley
DeCamp Bus Lines	33			West Caldwell
MEC/GSBL	35	163/164	1927
MEC/ICTC	40	171	1933
DeCamp Bus Lines	44			Bloomfield
Beviano	44	56	1916
MEC/GSBL	45	175	1935
Lakeland Bus Lines	46			Dover-Parsippany
Manhattan	51	161
Manhattan	52	161
Manhattan	53	161
Carefree Bus Lines	55			Bloomfield-Belleville
	55			Jersey City-Bayonne [4]
TNJ	61	156	1959
TNJ	63	126	1939	Hoboken-New York [5]
Trackless Transit	64	97	1928
DeCamp Bus Lines	66			West Orange
TNJ	67	127	1939
Community Coach Lines	77			Morristown
DeCamp	77
TNJ	78	178	1939
Lakeland Bus Lines	78			Far Hills-Bedminster
Lakeland Bus Lines	80			Newton-Sparta-Rockaway
TNJ	82	182	1931
DeCamp Bus Lines	88			Orange
Trackless Transit	94	94	1922
TNJ	98	181	1951
DeCamp Bus Lines	99			Harrison
Red & Tan in Hudson County	99S			Bayonne
TNJ	107	107	1946
Somerset	111	112	1952
TNJ	118	108	1928
	124			Hackensack-Journal Square [6]
TNJ	135	115	1957
TNJ	139	116/139	1958
Somerset	140	65	1925
Somerset	141	66	1925
Somerset	143	113	1946
DeCamp	144	71	1925
DeCamp	145			Morristown-Newark
DeCamp	146	73	1923	Morristown-Newark
Somerset	148	114	1948
TNJ	165	165	1939
TNJ	166	166	1939
TNJ	167	167	1939
TNJ	168	168	1946
TNJ	191	191	1948
TNJ	192	192	1948
TNJ	193	193
MEC	194	194
MEC	195	195
MEC	196	196
MEC	197	197
Somerset	222	113	1952

Splitting the GWB Routes edit

Latest comment: 17 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

Would it be preferrable to separate the 170-189 series routes as it's own table as opposed to placing them in the same table as Bergen County routes? Ctrabs74 11:52, 7 February 2007 (UTC)Reply

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