Is Secaucus, NJ safe?

Transit

• NJ Transit operates the 124 and 129 bus routes connecting Harmon Cove directly to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan, and local shuttles run to Secaucus Junction rail hub located roughly two miles away.
• NJ Transit operates several bus lines through the area (including routes 122, 129, and 190 direct to New York City's Port Authority Bus Terminal), while the major Secaucus Junction rail station is a 7-to-10 minute drive away.
• Served by NJ Transit buses, including routes 122, 129, and 190 with direct connections to Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan. The Secaucus Junction rail hub is located roughly 2.5 miles south and is accessible via local bus or rideshare.

Biking & trails

• There is no public bike-share program inside the community, but internal paved multi-use paths provide pleasant recreational cycling along the riverfront.
• There is currently no municipal bike-share system in Secaucus, but flat neighborhood roads and the nearby Mill Creek Marsh multi-use trails offer pleasant recreational cycling.

Parking

• Assigned private parking and garages are standard for residents, while guest parking is available within designated visitor lots via gate passes without metered street parking.
• On-street parking is generally accessible and free across residential blocks, though some streets require town permit parking overnight, and short-term municipal parking is available along Paterson Plank Road.