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

NJ Transit rail service is fully shut down, along with Metro-North's west of Hudson service. The strike is expected to inconvenience more than 300,000 daily commuters. NJ Transit suggests people ...

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

Morning service on NJ Transit’s rail lines was back on track Tuesday following an engineers strike this past weekend — and back to old ways as a stranded Amtrak train caused delays into Penn ...

NJ Transit riders are bracing for a rail strike that could start Friday at midnight and throw their daily commutes into chaos. New Jersey officials urged approximately 100,000 daily riders to work ...

That offer led to a tentative agreement earlier this spring that looked briefly to have averted NJ Transit’s first rail strike in 40 years. The proposal was overwhelmingly rejected by 87% of ...

The union representing NJ Transit engineers members have authorized a strike for Friday at 12:01 a.m. if no agreement has been reached.

For this plan, officials said, NJ Transit focused available resources on the largest segment of its rail customer base—the more than 70,000 New York-bound customers, including customers who ...

Plans to enhance and expand bus service would cost the agency about $4 million a day — and even then it is expected to move only about 20% of the 350,000 people who use NJ Transit's rail system.

About 100,000 passengers use NJ Transit rail service every day, including more than 70,000 New York-bound customers. If a strike takes place, NJ Transit will have Park & Ride service on a first-come, ...