LIST OF NEW JERSEY TRANSIT BUS ROUTES (100-199)

Main articles: New Jersey Transit Bus Operations

'New Jersey Transit' operates the following interstate bus routes in northern New Jersey, almost all running to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York City, with a few routes operating to the George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal with a couple routes serving Lower Manhattan via the Holland Tunnel. Some of the routes that run through the Lincoln Tunnel to the Port Authority terminal exit onto the frontage roads of Route 495 for local connections in Union City.
Below, the routes are broken down by number and counties to which they run.^[1]
==To Essex County==
These routes are assigned to Hilton Garage in Maplewood.

Route	Terminals		Major streets	History	Notes
107	South Orange	Port Authority	Irvington Avenue, Clinton Avenue, Lyons Avenue	introduced by Transport of New Jersey in 1946	Select Weekday trips now serve Union City
108	Newark	Port Authority	7th Avenue and Raymond Boulevard	introduced by Transport of New Jersey in 1928	serves Union City

==To Union County==
These routes are assigned to the Ironbound Garage in Newark and run to and from the Port Authority Bus Terminal.

Route	Terminal	Major streets	History	Notes
111	Jersey Gardens	North Avenue	introduced by NJ Transit in 2000, formerly part of the 112	serves Union City
112	Clark or Roselle, New Jersey	Raritan Road, Amsterdam Avenue, Jersey Avenue, Broad Street, and North Avenue	introduced by Somerset Bus Company in 1926 as the 15 and the 111; service to Jersey Gardens split off into the 111 in 2000
113	Dunellen	Route 28 and U.S. Route 22	introduced by Somerset Bus Company in 1946 as the 143
114	Bridgewater Commons, Somerville	Route 28, Watchung Avenue, Mountain Avenue, Morris Avenue, and U.S. Route 22	introduced by Somerset Bus Company in 1948 as the 222 and 148
115	Avenel or Rahway	St. Georges Avenue and Bayway Avenue	introduced by Transport of New Jersey in 1957 as the 135	Select Weekday and all Saturday trips serve Union City
116	Perth Amboy	Convery Boulevard, Port Reading Avenue, and Roosevelt Avenue	introduced by Transport of New Jersey in 1958; formerly part of the 139
117	Bridgewater Commons	U.S. Route 22	introduced by NJ Transit in 1991 as a variant of the 114

==To Hudson County==
Garage assignments are noted in the table.

Route	Terminals		Major streets	Garage	History
100					Light rail line; see Hudson-Bergen Light Rail
120	Bayonne	Wall Street	Avenue C	Greenville	introduced by NJ Transit in 1990; originally route 81W
121	North Bergen	Port Authority	32 Street, Westside Avenue	Meadowlands	introduced by NJ Transit in 1986
123	Union City:	Port Authority	Palisade Avenue	Meadowlands	introduced by the Hudson Bus Transportation Company as the 3
124	Secaucus: Harmon Cove	Port Authority	County Avenue	Meadowlands	introduced by NJ Transit in 1998 as a variant of the 129
125	Journal Square	Port Authority	John F. Kennedy Boulevard	Meadowlands	introduced by North Boulevard Transportation Company as the 5
126	Hoboken Terminal or Jersey City	Port Authority or Hoboken	Washington Street, Willow Street	Greenville, Ironbound and Meadowlands	introduced by Transport of New Jersey in 1939 as the 63
127	Ridgefield Park	Port Authority	Tonnelle Avenue	Meadowlands	introduced by Transport of New Jersey in 1939 as the 67
128	Fairview	Port Authority	John F. Kennedy Boulevard East	Howell and Meadowlands	introduced by NJ Transit in 1992 as a short run of the 166
129	Secaucus: Harmon Cove or Secaucus Junction	Port Authority	Meadowlands Parkway	Meadowlands	introduced by the Hudson Bus Transportation Company as the 6

==To Monmouth County==
These routes are assigned to the Howell Garage in Howell Twp.

Route	Terminals		Major streets	History
131	Sayreville	Port Authority	Ernston Road	Introduced by NJ Transit in 1991
133	Old Bridge	Port Authority	Route 34 (Route 516 on select trips)	introduced by NJ Transit in 1983 as a variant of the 139; service to Marlboro and Freehold split off into the 135 in 1991
134	Old Bridge	Wall Street	Route 18, Route 516	introduced by NJ Transit in 1983
135	Freehold Center	Port Authority	Matawan Avenue, Route 79	introduced in NJ Transit in 1991; incorporates the former 133 line to Freehold
137	Toms River	Port Authority	Garden State Parkway (some trips via Route 549)	introduced by NJ Transit in 1983 as a short-turn of the 319
138	Old Bridge	Port Authority	Route 18, Summerhill Road, Spotswood-Englishtown Road	introduced by NJ Transit in 1983 as a variant of the 139
139	Lakewood	Port Authority	U.S. Route 9	introduced by Transport of New Jersey in 1958; portion from Port Authority to Perth Amboy split off into the 116 in 1958

==To Bergen County

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From the George Washington Bridge

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From midtown Manhattan

Garage assignments are noted in the table.
1996 as a variation of the 164>

Route	Terminals		Major streets	Garage	History
144	Carlstadt	Port Authority	Route 4, Essex Street, Moonachie Avenue	Oradell	1996 as a variation of the 164>-
145	Fair Lawn	Port Authority	Century Road, Morlot Avenue	Market Street/Oradell	introduced by NJ Transit in 2000
148	Midland Park	Port Authority	Route 208, Goffle Road	Market Street/Oradell	introduced by NJ Transit in 1996 as a variation of the 164
154	Fort Lee	Port Authority	JFK Boulevard, Bergen Boulevard	Fairview	introduced by Hudson Bus Transportation Company as Route 4
155	Teaneck	Port Authority	Routes 1/9, Route 46	Oradell	introduced by NJ Transit in 1996 as a variant of the 168
156	Englewood Cliffs	Port Authority	Palisade Avenue and Bergenline Avenue, River Road during rush hours	Fairview	combination of former Maplewood Equipment Company routes 6 and 10, and Transport of New Jersey route 61
157	Ridgefield	Port Authority	Routes 1/9, Route 46	Oradell	introduced by NJ Transit in 1996 as a variant of the 168
158	Englewood Cliffs	Port Authority	River Road	Fairview	introduced by Maplewood Equipment Company as the 8
159	Fort Lee	Port Authority	Bergenline Avenue and Anderson Avenue, River Road during rush hours	Fairview	introduced by Maplewood Equipment Company as the 7 and 9
160	Elmwood Park	Port Authority	Locust Avenue, Midland Avenue	Market Street	introduced by New Jersey Transit in 1987 as a variant of the 164
161	Paterson or Passaic	Port Authority	Washington Avenue, Route 46	Wayne	introduced by Manhattan Transit Company as the 51, 52, and 53, which were the only routes for this company
162	Maywood	Port Authority	Essex Street, Central Avenue	Oradell	introduced by NJ Transit in 1992 as a variant of the 163
163	Ridgewood	Port Authority	Valley Boulevard, Passaic Street, Ridgewood Avenue	Oradell	introduced by Garden State Bus Lines, a Maplewood Equipment Company subsidiary, in 1927 as the 35; a variant of the 164, serves Union City but skips the Meadowlands
164	Midland Park	Port Authority	Paterson Plank Road, Boulevard, Essex Street, Morlot Avenue, Saddle River Road	Market Street and Oradell	introduced by Garden State Bus Lines in 1927 as the 35; a variant of the 163, serves the Meadowlands but skips Union City
165	Westwood Railroad Station	Port Authority	Boulevard East, Bergen Street, Main Street, and Kinderkamack Road	Meadowlands and Oradell	introduced by Public Service Coordinated Transit in 1939
166	Cresskill	Port Authority	Boulevard East, Broad Avenue, Engle and Dean Streets, Washington Avenue	Meadowlands and Oradell	introduced by Public Service Coordinated Transit in 1939
167	Harrington Park	Port Authority	Teaneck Road/Washington Avenue	Meadowlands and Oradell	introduced by Public Service Coordinated Transit in 1939
168	Paramus Park	Port Authority	Boulevard East, Queen Anne Road, Cedar Lane, Forest Avenue	Meadowlands and Oradell	introduced by Public Service Coordinated Transit in 1946

From the George Washington Bridge

Route	Terminals		Major streets	Garage	History	Notes
171	Paterson	George Washington Bridge	Broadway, Route 4	Market Street	introduced by Inter City Transportation Company, a Maplewood Equipment Company subsidiary, in 1933 as the 40
175	Ridgewood	George Washington Bridge	Route 4, Cedar Lane, Passaic Street, Maple Avenue	Market Street	introduced by Garden State Bus Lines in 1935 as the 45
178	Hackensack	George Washington Bridge	Route 4, Grand Avenue, Teaneck Road, Englewood Avenue	Market Street	acquired by Public Service Coordinated Transit in 1939, former 78 line
181	Union City	George Washington Bridge	Palisade Avenue, Bergenline Avenue	Meadowlands	introduced by Public Service Coordinated Transit in 1937 as the Hudson Division 21, became the 98 in 1951 when extended to New York City	Streetcar line from Hoboken to Fort Lee from 1937 to 1947
182	Hackensack	George Washington Bridge	Fort Lee Road, DeGraw Avenue	Market Street	introduced by Public Service Coordinated Transit in 1931 as the 82
186	Dumont	George Washington Bridge	Sylvan Avenue, Palisades Avenue, Teaneck Road	Oradell	introduced by Public Service Coordinated Transit in 1936 as the 86
188	West New York	George Washington Bridge	River Road, 60 Street	Meadowlands	introduced by Public Service Coordinated Transit as Bergen Division route 8 in 1926; extended over the George Washington Bridge in 1950

==To Passaic County and Orange County, NY==
All of these routes are based at Wayne Township Facility in Wayne and run from the Port Authority Bus Terminal.. The 190, however, has some peak service operated by Market Street & Meadowlands.

Route	Terminal	Major streets	History	Notes
190	Paterson	Paterson Plank Road, Orient Way, Main Avenue	introduced by Inter City Transportation Company in 1933 as the 30	serves Union City
191	Willowbrook Mall	Allwood Road, Long Hill Road, Main Steet	introduced by Public Service Coordinated Transport in 1948
192	Clifton	Rutherford Avenue, Kingsland Avenue, Allwood Road	introduced by Public Service Coordinated Transport in 1948	serves Union City
193	Wayne	French Hill Road or Route 23	unknown
194	Newfoundland (seasonal service to Mountain Creek	Newark-Pompton Turnpike, Paterson-Hamburg Turnpike, Route 23	North East Coach Lines (InterCity Transportation Co)
195	Willowbrook Mall	Allwood Road, Ridge Road, Newark-Pompton Turnpike	unknown
196/197	Ringwood, West Milford, Warwick, N.Y., or Mid-Orange Correctional	Route 23, Ringwood Avenue, NY Routes 210 and 17A	Warwick Stages, Warwick, Greenwood Lake, and NY Transit

References

★ New Jersey Transit - Bus

★ Chicago Transit & Railfan Web Site: New Jersey Transit
1. New Jersey Transit interstate route history