Parking now a reality at Lautenberg Station

Travelers who use the Frank Lautenberg Train Station in Secaucus can for the first time ever park at the station. The new lot has 1,100 spaces available for $10 a day. It took three years for Edison

News 12 Staff

Jun 2, 2009, 12:56 AM

Updated 5,682 days ago

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Travelers who use the Frank Lautenberg Train Station in Secaucus can for the first time ever park at the station.
The new lot has 1,100 spaces available for $10 a day. It took three years for Edison Properties, which runs the lot, to make the lot a reality.
The station was originally intended to be a transfer point, not a destination. The lack of parking made things difficult for many commuters who needed to use the station.
"I'm new to New Jersey and I was really surprised when I found out there was zero parking here," says Amy Jones, who uses the train to commute to Manhattan from Oakland. "It made me about an hour and a half late to work."