NJ Transit train service severely disrupted due to damage from strong storms
Several NJ Transit train lines have been suspended or delayed due to damage from severe storms that moved through the state on Friday night.
Latest updates on train, rail service:
Due to damage from the severe storms that went through the state, train service is suspended on Morris and Essex, Gladstone Branch, Raritan Valley, and North Jersey Coast Lines. Crews have been deployed to assess and repair damage to the infrastructure. Service has resumed on Main, Bergen County, Port Jervis, Pascack Valley lines and Hoboken with residual delays. NJ TRANSIT rail tickets and passes are being cross honored on NJ TRANSIT and private carrier buses and PATH at Newark Penn Station, Hoboken Terminal, and 33rd Street, New York. Customers should visit http://njtransit.com/ABC for available alternate service information.
River Line service is suspended in both directions between Roebling and Cass Street Stations due to weather-related downed trees on the tracks near Roebling Station. Substitute bus service is being provided.
Northeast Corridor Line rail service is subject to up to 1-hour delays in both directions due to a disabled train near Metuchen. Eastbound trains are track-level boarding and deboarding at New Brunswick, Edison, and Metuchen. Stair use is required to access trains. Customers unable to use stairs should follow crew instructions or use stations with accessible services. Customers should visit njtransit.com/ABC for available alternate service information.
