NJ Transit's contingency plan to address the strike goes into effect Monday, May 19, and includes beefing up existing bus routes along rail routes and adding four new park-and-ride bus service at ...

New Jersey Transit trains screeched to a halt Friday amid a locomotive engineers' strike, and a contingency plan for the 350,000 commuters that rely on the service won't take effect until Monday.

All NJ Transit rail service statewide is currently suspended until further notice. But there are options to get around.

Important to note: NJ Transit will not offer cross-honor tickets at these park and ride locations. For example, a round-trip ticket from the PNC Arts Center to New York City will cost $48.

NJ Transit and the union representing engineers reached a tentative agreement to end their strike over the weekend, but trains were still not running Monday. After announcing the deal, New Jersey ...

The alternatives NJ Transit is providing include a first-come, first-served Park & Ride service from four parking lots beginning Monday, May 19, weekdays only, and only during peak morning and ...

On Friday morning, Gov. Phil Murphy joined NJ Transit CEO Kris Kolluri at the Aberdeen-Matawan Station for a presser and addressed commuters’ woes. “It is unfortunate that locomotive engineers have ...

According to the agency, the contingency plan would only accommodate “an extremely limited number of rail customers,” — about 20% — so people are encouraged to work from home if possible and limit ...

NJ Transit typically brings passengers whenever, wherever — but they may be out luck if they’re heading to a pair of upcoming Shakira shows at MetLife Stadium.

It is the nation’s third-largest transit system — operating buses and rail in the state and providing nearly 1 million weekday trips, including in and out New York City. But with a walkout by ...

Important to note: NJ Transit will not offer cross-honor tickets at these park and ride locations. For example, a round-trip ticket from the PNC Arts Center to New York City will cost $48.

“NJ Transit has a half-billion dollars for a swanky new headquarters and $53 million for decorating the interior of that unnecessary building,” Mark Wallace, BLET’s national president, in a ...