Transportation in Port Jervis, New York
Locally, the City of Port Jervis operates a Dial-A-Bus service that offers the public very reasonably priced transportation in the City limits and three miles into the Town of Deerpark.
Commuter rail service to points east and south, – including New York City – is provided by New Jersey Transit. Additional connections can be made by Amtrak in Manhattan’s Penn Station and through the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, of which Metro-North Railroad is part.
Transportation by CoachUSA|Shortline Bus service is available with connections at the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
Interstate Route 84 and New Jersey’s Route 23 are found at the city’s southeastern border.
Likewise, both Stewart International Airport and the New York State Thruway (I-87) can be reached by a convenient 45-minute drive via Route 84.
New York Route 17 (future I-86) also connects with the Interstate and lies approximately 30 minutes from Port Jervis.
Passing directly through Port Jervis are the transcontinental U.S. Route 6 (Grand Army of the Republic Highway) and U.S. Route 209 that runs from Ulster, NY, to Millersburg, PA. Following the Upper Delaware Scenic Byway, NY State Route 97 begins its 70-mile course in Port Jervis as it traces the Delaware River through the Upper Delaware National Recreation and Scenic Area to Hancock, NY.
Train station
Motor vehicle parking for the train station’s boarding platform is accessed by turning left near the Walgreen’s front entrance.
New Jersey Transit Alerts and Advisories.