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Is Carlstadt, NJ safe?

It depends on the neighborhood. Of the 1 Carlstadt neighborhoods we score (average 86/100), 1 are comfortable to walk around with normal awareness. Green means comfortable on foot; red means we would not walk it casually.

What makes up this score?

City average

86

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Neighborhoods scored

1

1 comfortable to walk

Score mix

  • Go: 1
  • Go, stay aware: 0
  • Caution: 0
  • No-go after dark: 0

Top 1 safest neighborhoods in Carlstadt

  1. 1CarlstadtCarlstadtPerched on a ridge overlooking the Hackensack Meadowlands, Carlstadt offers a blend of historic suburban residential streets and a bustling…86Go

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Getting around Carlstadt

Transit

  • NJ Transit bus routes (including the 163, 164, and 76) provide direct connections to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan and Newark. The nearest rail connection is the Wood-Ridge NJ Transit station on the Pascack Valley Line, located about a 10 to 15 minute walk from Carlstadt's western edge.

Biking & trails

  • Dedicated bike infrastructure is minimal, and cycling on steep residential grades or heavy truck arteries requires caution. There are no municipal bike-share stations operating within the borough.

Parking

  • Residential street parking is generally abundant and free, though some streets have overnight permit restrictions for non-residents. Commercial establishments along Route 17 and Paterson Plank Road feature large, free on-site parking lots.

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Carlstadt safety questions

What is the safest neighborhood in Carlstadt?

Carlstadt scores highest at 86/100.

Is Carlstadt safe to walk at night?

In the 1 green-rated areas, generally yes with normal awareness. None of the areas we score are rated orange or red.

Which Carlstadt areas should visitors be careful in?

No area in our list falls below the yellow band.

How does VibeLoco score Carlstadt neighborhoods?

Each score blends recent reported crime and local news with Census data on income, poverty and housing, refreshed nightly. Walk and bike scores are shown separately.