Another frustrating morning on the rail for NJ Transit riders
For a third morning in a row, New Jersey Transit service was suspended due to overhead wire issues. CBS New York's Natalie Duddridge spoke with people trying to get their day started.
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For a third morning in a row, New Jersey Transit service was suspended due to overhead wire issues. CBS New York's Natalie Duddridge spoke with people trying to get their day started.
NJ TRANSIT said two trains were stalled between stations, and passengers were walked to the Maplewood station.
NJ TRANSIT says the Morris and Essex Line and Gladstone Branch resumed with limit service in both directions Wednesday due to overhead wire issues at Maplewood. Read more: https://cbsn.ws/3rh7tBd
Service was suspended on two lines Wednesday morning, stranding two cars of people. CBS New York's Jessica Moore has the latest.
Police said the woman was 18 to 30 years old and possibly of Northeastern European descent.
Police are trying to identify a woman who was struck by a train in June 2008 in Monmouth County.
The delays appear to be due to a switch problem.
The new report from the MTA, Amtrak and NJ TRANSIT comes as the Garden's operating permit expires in July.
Hundreds of officers were working the safety drills at train stations from Trenton to Secaucus.
NJ Transit riders may have noticed more police at train stations Wednesday.
Trains in and out of Penn Station were halted for hours Thursday morning, and residual delays lasted for days.
Signal problems have been fixed at the Portal Bridge, and NJ TRANSIT service is back on schedule.
Officials said regular service would resume on Saturday.
NJ Transit riders are facing their second night of cancelations and up to 30-minute delays on trains in and out of Penn Station.
Expect more cancelations and delays into and out of Manhattan.
There are major problems for NJ TRANSIT riders Friday morning.
Rail tickets and passes will be cross-honored by NJ Transit buses and PATH trains.
NJ Transit delays that started Thursday will continue Friday.
Frustrated NJ Transit riders dealt with extensive delays for hours Thursday after service was suspended earlier in the day.
Frustrated passengers were dealing with delays on NJ TRANSIT trains Thursday.
New Jersey Transit service in and out of New York City was suspended Thursday morning due to a signal issue at the Portal Bridge.
Riders spent the morning stalled in trains on tracks and on platforms, starting their work week with pain.
Amtrak initially called it a "track condition," then said a "dip in the rail" was to blame. The only thing riders knew was they were stalled on tracks and on platforms, starting their work week with pain. CBS2's Dave Carlin reports.
Train service resumed around 6:30 p.m. but with delays of up to two hours.
Rail service at Penn Station resumed Wednesday evening after NJ TRANSIT and Amtrak trains were suspended during the evening rush. CBS2's Alecia Reid reports.
