Sources: 1 Dead In Crash Between Car, NJ TRANSIT Bus
It happened at Hawthorne Avenue near Clinton Place in Newark early Tuesday morning.
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It happened at Hawthorne Avenue near Clinton Place in Newark early Tuesday morning.
New data shows NJ TRANSIT delays continue despite lower ridership caused by the coronavirus pandemic. So what should people expect once more start commuting again?
A spokesperson says the new rule is consistent with state and federal guidelines.
Fabiola Bittar de Kroon, 34, was standing on the platform when the train failed to stop and crashed. She was hit by falling debris and killed.
The "VAXRIDE" program is funded by sponsors, including pharmaceutical company Novartis.
The $18.5 million station will replace the facility that has been used by commuters for more than 100 years.
Incredible photos show the crushed car and firefighters vigorously trying to gain access in front of the stopped train.
Eleven people were taken to the hospital. The other three were treated on the scene and released.
NJ TRANSIT says the 139 bus from Lakewood struck the rear of the 113 bus from Dunellen around 7:30 a.m.
The Portal Bridge got stuck around 9:50 a.m. Service was restored by noon.
NJ Transit Police released body camera footage of the incident, which took place at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Newark Penn Station.
More businesses will be allowed to open in New Jersey just before the Fourth of July holiday, Gov. Phil Murphy announced on Wednesday.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced the state's first long-term plan to upgrade the NJ Transit system as commuters prepare to get back to work in stage 2 of reopening.
Starting Sunday, both Amtrak and NJ Transit concourses will close overnight on a daily basis.
More facial coverage and fewer seats on public transport are part of the latest tactics ordered for New Jersey residents to slow the spread of coronavirus.
NJ Transit customers who have to commute through Kingsland and another station in Lyndhurst are not happy with the upkeep.
After a messy commute Thursday night for NJ Transit riders, it turns out the hours of delays out of Penn Station were caused by a train crew bypassing a red light.
The list of complaints about NJ TRANSIT is a long one. Some are wondering: Could the person to fix it be none other than Andy Byford?
Prosecutors say 34-year-old Fayola Howard ignored the victim's screams for help and witnesses' pleas to stay on the scene.
It happened around 9 a.m. on I-80 in Bogota.
There was a fiery hearing in Trenton Friday where lawmakers held the CEO of NJ TRANSIT's feet to the fire.
Prosecutors say despite the victim's pleas, the bus driver allegedly drove off and left the scene.
Passengers were packed together like sardines in a can at Penn Station, a routine of delays and cancellations that's become par for the course for commuters.
The back of the tractor-trailer was sheared off, but no injuries were reported.
There were 18,000 delayed trains between 2017 and May 2019 due to circumstances that auditors say could have been prevented by the agency.
