List of NJ Transit bus routes (400–449)


New Jersey Transit operates the following bus routes across Camden, Gloucester, and Salem counties, with most running to Philadelphia via the Benjamin Franklin Bridge. At the time that the routes were numbered as such all of these routes crossed the Delaware River via the Benjamin Franklin Bridge; the 403, 405, 407, 413, and 419 have since been cut back to Camden. All routes into Philadelphia operate via 6th, Market, Broad, and Vine Streets in Center City Philadelphia.
Effective Monday, September 19, 2011, bus routes 400 and 403 are now operating as "Exact Fare".

Routes

All service shown is for the full route except for branching. WRTC stands for Walter Rand Transportation Center in the table below.
RouteWestern terminusService in Camden?Main routes of travelNew Jersey terminusFare collectionNotesHistoryGarage
PhiladelphiaWRTC and local serviceBlack Horse PikeSicklervilleExact fare
  • Formerly Route F
  • Washington Township
    • PhiladelphiaWRTC and local serviceBroadway/Kings HighwayRoute 45SalemFull service
    • Select Saturday and most Sunday trips ends in Woodbury
  • Formerly Route G
  • Washington Township
    • PhiladelphiaWRTC and local serviceBroadwayCrown Point RoadPennsvilleFull service
    • No weekday midday service
    • Limited service on weekends
  • Formerly Route J
  • Washington Township
    • CamdenWRTC and local serviceWhite Horse PikeSicklerville RoadTurnersvilleExact fare
    • Formerly Route L/M/O
  • Washington Township
    • PhiladelphiaWRTC and local serviceFederal StreetWestfield Avenue
    Park Avenue    		Cherry Hill MallExact fare
    • Formerly Route D
  • Newton Avenue
    • CamdenWRTC and local serviceFederal Street/Kings HighwayCherry Hill MallExact fare
  • Some rush hour trips are extended to Kingston Estates
  • Formerly Route 6, then later 456
  • Newton Avenue
    • PhiladelphiaWRTC and local serviceRoute 70BerlinFull service
  • Formerly Route P
  • Washington Township
    • CamdenWRTC and local serviceMaple Avenue/Main StreetMoorestown MallExact fare
  • Select Early Morning and Late night service operates via Mount Laurel
  • Formerly Route 7
  • Newton Avenue
    • PhiladelphiaWRTC onlyDelsea DriveMillvilleFull service
  • Formerly Route T
  • Washington Township
    • PhiladelphiaWRTC onlyRoute 130Trenton Transit CenterFull service
  • Formerly Route 9A
  • Additional service between White Horse and Downtown Trenton available on 603/613
  • Newton Avenue
    • PhiladelphiaWRTC and local serviceBroadwayRoute 45
    Route 77    		BridgetonFull service
    • Formerly Route S
    		Washington Township
    PhiladelphiaWRTC and local serviceBroadwayMain StreetGlassboroFull service
    • No Sunday service
  • Formerly Route W
  • Washington Township
    • CamdenWRTC and local serviceRoute 38Kings Highway/Marne Highway/Washington Street
    High Street    		Florence River Line StationExact fare
    • Formerly Route 71
    • Route extended to Florence on 8/31/19
  • Newton Avenue
    • PhiladelphiaJFK Blvd at 30th StreetBridge Plaza onlyAdmiral Wilson Blvd.MoorestownExact fare
  • Express variant of 407, created 1/8/11
  • Extended from Center City to 30th Street Station as of 1/17/17
  • Newton Avenue
    • PhiladelphiaJFK Blvd at 30th StreetBridge Plaza onlyRoute 130
    Limited stops    		Willingboro & Mt. HollyFull service
    • Weekday Peak Hour Service Only
    • Local service to/from Willingboro-Mt. Holly
  • Express variant of the 409 for Philadelphia-oriented service.
  • Formerly Route 9B
  • Extended from Center City to 30th Street Station as of 1/17/17
  • Newton Avenue
    • Camden or Mt. HollyWRTC and Route 38Interstate 295Trenton Transit CenterFull service
  • Express variant of the 409 for Trenton-oriented service.
  • Formerly Route 9C
  • Newton Avenue
    • CamdenWRTC and local serviceRiver RoadBroad StreetRiversideExact fare
    • Formerly Route 9
    • Route cut back from Burlington Towne Center to Riverside as of 9/5/15
  • Newton Avenue

    • Former routes

    This list includes routes that have been renumbered or are now operated by private companies.