List of Public Service Corporation of New Jersey precursors
- List of Public Service Corporation of New Jersey precursors
These companies were all leased by or merged into the Public Service Corporation of New Jersey, a street railway company. Some companies were leased or merged after they were bustituted; those are not listed here.
Public Service Railway
Jersey City, Hoboken and Paterson Railway
*Bergen Turnpike Company
*New Jersey Electric Railway
**Jersey City, Hoboken and Rutherford Electric Railway
**Paterson, Passaic and Rutherford Electric Railway
***Grant Street Electric Railway
***Paterson and Little Falls Electric Railway
***Paterson and Passaic Electric Railway
***Paterson, Rutherford and Carlstadt Electric Railway
***People's Park Railway
*North Hudson County Railway
**Hudson and Bergen Traction Company
**Palisades Railroad
**Pavonia Horse Railroad
*Paterson Horse Railroad
*Paterson Railway
**Paterson City Railroad
**Paterson, Garfield and Clinton Railway
**Paterson and Passaic Railroad
*Paterson Central Electric Railway
**Central Electric Railway
**Paterson Central Railway
*Paterson and State Line Traction Company
*Saddle River Traction Company
*White Line Traction Company
North Jersey Street Railway
*Consolidated Traction Company of New Jersey
**Jersey City, Harrison and Kearney Railway
**New Jersey Traction Company
***Jersey City and Bergen Railroad
***Newark Passenger Railway
****Elizabeth Passenger Railway
****Essex Passenger Railway
****Hudson and Bergen Railway
****Newark and Irvington Street Railway
****Rapid Transit Railway of the City of Newark
**Newark Plank Road Company
**Newark and South Orange Railway
***Newark, South Orange, Ferry Street and Hamilton Place Railroad
****Newark and South Orange Horse Car Railroad
**Passaic and Newark Electric Traction Company
***Passaic and Newark Electric Railway
**South Orange and Maplewood Traction Company
Orange and Passaic Valley Railway
*Suburban Traction Company
References
* [http://hometown.aol.com/chirailtwo/njthisp.html New Jersey Transit subsidiaries]
#The Public Service Trolley Lines In New Jersey; by Edward Hamm, Jr.; 1991; Transportation Trails. Polo, Illinois.
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