NJ Transit rail workers are striking. While officials urge remote work, here are alternate bus routes operating amid the ...

NJ Transit engineers have hit the picket lines, halting service for over 350,000 riders as they demand higher wages amid ...

Starting Monday, NJ Transit is enhancing peak service on the following New York bus routes: Commuters can also take Amtrak, PATH, SEPTA, light rail or ferry service. NJ Transit says rail tickets ...

NJ Transit rail engineers went on strike Friday ... Officials said the best bet was to work from home Friday. Amtrak, PATH, light rail and ferry service are some other alternatives.

All rail tickets and passes with an origin or destination of New York, Newark or Hoboken will be accepted at all park-and-ride services, as well as NJ Transit buses and light-rail lines.

Talks continue Thursday to avert a walkout by NJ Transit engineers Friday at 12:01 a.m., sending 350,000 to find alternate rides.

NJ Transit has 84 elevators at its rail stations and 23 elevators at its light rail stations ... she was unfamiliar with the system map and the worker they spoke to did not explain that option.

Newark Light Rail will also offer extended peak period service. NJ Transit rail tickets will be cross-honored on all NJ Transit bus and rail lines, but there will not be cross-honoring with other ...

Details of the agreement were not available pending the Amalgamated Transit Union notifying its members. The union represents bus drivers, clerical workers, mechanics, Light Rail workers and other ...