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Pascack Valley Line

Pascack Valley

Up until 2007, the Pascack Valley Line, or PVL, was a rush hour peak direction only line. It was originally part of the NY&NJ Railroad. The line current runs from Hoboken to Spring Valley, NY. There are 3 NY stations owned by Metro-North, NJ Transit however provides the service.

In 2007 this quiet line became a busy line. Bi-directional operation with mid-day and weekend service commenced. This is all possible the building of several passing sidings. As with a stop at Secaucus Junction, there is direct connection to NJ Transit NE Corridor trains to NY and Trenton. This is a very nice line with small towns centered around its train stations. It is also the first NJT line I ever rode when I was a young man to visit my relatives in Pearl River, although at that time the line was operated by Conrail on behalf of Transport of NJ.

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njt-cr-andersonst-052103-02.jpg (339136 bytes)Anderson St Station in Hackensack (5/21/03) This station building has since burned down Hoboken bound train arriving Nanuet (3/28/08)
Nanuet Platform looking south. (3/28/08) Train in Pearl River running along the side of the road (3/30/08)
Pearl River (3/30/08) Hoboken bound train blocking the main street making the Pearl River Station stop. (3/30/08)
At a road crossing near Spring Valley, NY (9/26/13) At a road crossing near Spring Valley, NY (9/26/13)
   
 

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