The Trenton Transit Center is the beginning of the New Jersey Transit portion of the Northeast Corridor line and the terminus of the SEPTA Trenton Line service.
The Trenton station is also a major stop for Amtrak trains, serving all Acela Express and Northeast Regional trains, most Keystone Service trains, and nearly all medium and long distance trains running along the Northeast Corridor.

In 2004 the River Line light rail Trenton station opened across the street.
In 2008 the station was formally renamed the Trenton Transit Center as the station was overhauled, including the complete replacement of the station headhouse and concourse structure which had last been rebuilt during the 1960s.
The new station has more space for vendors and passengers.
The Trenton Transit Center is the beginning of the New Jersey Transit portion of the Northeast Corridor line and the terminus of the SEPTA Trenton Line service. The Trenton station is also a major stop for Amtrak trains, serving all Acela Express and Northeast Regional trains, most Keystone Service trains, and nearly all medium and long distance trains running along the Northeast Corridor.
In 2004 the River Line light rail Trenton station opened across the street. In 2008 the station was formally renamed the Trenton Transit Center as the station was overhauled, including the complete replacement of the station headhouse and concourse structure which had last been rebuilt during the 1960s. The new station has more space for vendors and passengers.
Northeast Corridor Line