Secaucus Junction, despite its name, is not a true rail junction where trains can switch between lines, but rather a major Train Sim World featured intermodal transit hub in Secaucus, New Jersey, United States, serving as a central point for NJ Transit Trenton to Penn Station trains and buses.

Secaucus Junction Location

• Not a True Junction: While the name suggests a place where multiple rail lines intersect, Secaucus Junction lacks a direct rail connection between its upper and lower levels, meaning trains cannot physically switch tracks between those levels. 
• Intermodal Transit Hub: It’s designed as a hub for connecting different Route modes of transportation, primarily serving as a major point for NJ Transit trains and buses. 
• Key Location: Located in the southern part of Secaucus, near the New Jersey Turnpike, it’s a vital transportation hub for commuters traveling to and from New York City, Newark, and other destinations in North America. 
• Multiple Levels: The station features numerous train and bus platforms spread across multiple levels, facilitating easy transfers between different lines. 
• Named after the town: Secaucus is a Native American name for snake and loosely translates to mean place of snakes. 
• Frank R. Lautenberg Secaucus Junction: The station is officially named after Frank R. Lautenberg, a former U.S. Senator from New Jersey. 
• Opened in 2003: The station opened in 2003 as a major transportation hub for the region.