Is Newark Broad Street Station safe on a Friday night?
I lived there and that station is not bad. Going to town is a different story. Plenty of cops around and alot of people walking around.
How far is NY penn station from 34 street herald square?
very safe to walk only one block away
How safe is Newark Penn Station?
The Station itself is patrolled by K-9 units, law enforcement officers of various degrees, overseen by Port Authority, filled with cameras, and under constant watch: not only by the law, but by the citizens who travel there each day.Outside of Penn Station is, unfortunately, a different story. A number of friends have been robbed nearby, as have I. Late at night, on an off-day when no one is around, criminals would be stupid not to make attempts on random travelers who don’t know where they are or the dangers they may face.Typically, its pretty safe. Still, Newark is under-policed by around 600 officers in 2016–2017, with 200 senior officers retiring this year. We don’t have the manpower to cover all our bases, and there’s not much we can do about it.Head to Newark during a concert or political event, though, and you’ll see police everywhere. Problem is… That pulls them away from their usual patrol routes, where criminal elements have a field day in our neighborhoods while all the blue are busy protecting out-of-town visitors.If we could hit our hiring quotas, we’d be fine: but no one wants to be a cop these days. Especially not in cities like Newark.
What is the fastest way to get to Newark airport from Union Square in Manhattan?
Newark Liberty International Airport (air terminal code EWR) is one of New York City's three zone air terminals and offers a calmer distinct option for JFK or LaGuardia airplane terminals for the Midtown Manhattan air traveler and New York Flights. Situated at 10 Toler Place in Newark, New Jersey, Newark Airport is around 16 miles southwest of Manhattan. Newark Airport is the smallest of the three New York-zone air terminals. More than 30 million travelers go through Newark Airport yearly. Possibly you're willing to pay additional to get to your destination speedier, or perhaps you're staying closer to the NYC transportation drop off for another air terminal. There are a few travel choices for coming to Newark Airport from Midtown Manhattan, and we will investigate them for you here. EWR is really in Newark, NJ however numerous explorers lean toward flying into this airplane terminal because it's less swarmed and offers non-stop flights from more urban communities. AirTrain join the airplane terminal to NJ Transit and Amtrak and just costs $11.50 to take you to Penn Station (New York) in around a half hour. The Newark Airport Express will cost you $16 or $28 round-trek. The transport gets at Grand Central Station, Bryant Park and the Port Authority Bus Terminal and sets aside a brief timeframe to land at EWR. They make stops at regular intervals yet numerous clients caution to leave plentiful time for travel on the grounds that the transports as often as possible run late. Located 16 miles from Manhattan a taxi toll can be very costly from $60 to $75. If coming back to EWR there is $15 return tolls and a $17.50 taxi additional charge. While the Big Apple is a colossal city, getting around in New York City is not as hard as it appears. There are huge amounts of extraordinary choices that make getting to and from the airplane terminal conceivable, and affordable. I recommend reading Options For Getting To Manhattan From Newark Airport.
How far away is Port Authority from NY Penn Station? Is there a bus that goes to NYPenn from Port Authority?
Of course, they are within walking distances. But just in cases: Subway: Downtown (1)(2)(3) Times Sq-7th Av side or (A)(C)(E) at 42nd St-PABT (8th Av) stops at 34th St-Penn Station which is next. By Bus: At 7th Av/44th St (M7/M10/M20), 7th Av/42nd St (M6/M7/M10/M20 stop at 7th Av-34th St and 31st St.
What are some safe neighborhoods around New York City that I can live nicely for under $1000 a month?
Crime ridden is all relative and dependent on your gender and physical size.A guy who avoids going out at night, doesn't dress fancy, and doesn't tote around expensive electronics can get away with living in a 'dangerous' neighborhood like Crown Heights.You can see plenty of places for $1,000 or less in Brooklyn with this query.[1]Neighborhoods like Bay Ridge are pretty safe and more car friendly than most other neighborhoods in Brooklyn. It'll be less than 45 minutes if you leave early. Rightly or wrongly, I always get the feeling that I'm surrounded by semi-retired mobsters in that neighborhood,.I'm also fond of Sunset Park, which is a mixed latino/Asian area south of Park Slope. You can easily commute to Midtown (not sure what you mean by 'Broadway' -- that runs up and down Manhattan) in less than 45 minutes by subway from the 36th St. or 59th St. stations.Boerum Hill is a great 'transitional neighborhood' with varied rents and superb subway access.You can get rooms in nicer neighborhoods for less than $1,000 if you can tolerate cramped living.In Brooklyn, while it may not be PC to bring this up, you pay a surcharge for being surrounded by white folks versus being surrounded by non-whites. There's a lot of ambient propaganda about how dangerous non-white neighborhoods are that I have never seen validated. I have been mugged once in my life -- on fucking Lincoln Place between 7th Ave and 8th Ave in broad daylight in Park Slope.I've never been mugged in 'dangerous' neighborhoods at night in places like Bed-Stuy. Then again, I am over six feet tall.You pay a huge premium for the 'Stuff White People Like'[2] Brooklyn experience. You can cut down on your living expenses dramatically if you can tolerate (or learn to enjoy) living in a diverse neighborhood.You can try getting an apartment in Washington Heights if you want to stay in Manhattan. I lived up there for a couple weeks once. I felt nervous at night, but it was fine during the day time. It's convenient for subway commutes, and you can probably figure out living there safely if you spent enough time getting a sense for the neighborhood.[1] http://nyc.craigslist.org/search...[2]http://stuffwhitepeoplelike.com/
How safe is Rutgers, Newark?
I'm currently at NJIT, so I walk through RU Newark often in order to get to the EZ Mart. The campus itself is pretty safe. There's always at least two RU Newark officers driving around at all times, and I've never felt unsafe while i was on campus. In fact, an RU Officer actually gave me and two friends a lift to the far end of NJIT because of stuff going on in some of the areas nearby. Stay within their patrol range and you shouldn't have any issues.
Is the area around the Bronx Botanical Garden safe?
It is a safe place. A toruist spot so more than average police protection. At night. I would make sure I have a car and not walking. It could be a little intimidaing for an out of towner.
SEPTA Station & Parking Question...?
There is honestly no reason to take route 1 around Philadelphia unless you are trying to get to the northeast or the suburbs. He'd be best just taking I-95 the whole way up from NOVA to Philadelphia. For the Susquehanna Bank Center, SEPTA serves almost exclusively PA, so you should also look at New Jersey Transit and PATCO for public transit options: http://www,njtransit.com http://www.ridepatco.org PATCO trains run from around Camden to Center City Philadelphia across the Ben Franklin bridge and provide a great view of the city. New Jersey transit has a decent bus network, and two rail lines in the area. To get between Philadelphia and the Susquehanna Bank Center, use the River Line to connect with a PATCO train. But his car will NOT be safe for three nights in Camden. If he's then going to New York City after going to the Susquehanna Bank Center, I'd almost recommend only parking around the stadium for the concert, and afterwards driving 40 minutes up to Hamilton train station in Central New Jersey and parking there for the three days. It's inexpensive and in a nice area. I'm not quite sure what overnight parking is like on the River Line.