The Hudson-Bergen line will operate on a regular weekday schedule.
River Line will operate on a Sunday/holiday schedule.Newark Light rail will operate on a Saturday schedule.Light railįull service will continue on light rail Monday and Tuesday, but will change beginning Wednesday. Customers are encouraged to use the NJ TRANSIT mobile ticketing app or purchase paper tickets prior to boarding," the agency said in a statement. Travel should be limited to essential personnel only. "NJ TRANSIT will implement rear-door boarding on all bus routes where rear-boarding is available. Last week, however, a letter from the bus operators union was obtained by The Record and indicating that reductions in service could come Wednesday, and that union and agency officials were still figuring out details of this plan.Īdditional precautions are being taken by the agency to protect riders and drivers. Busīus service is expected to remain on its normal weekday service schedule. Here is the link to the new weekday schedule that starts Monday. Montclair-Boonton Line service west of Bay Street and Gladstone Branch rail service will both operate on Monday, March 23.Additional early-morning trains on the Northeast Corridor and the North Jersey Coast Line.Please visit or Trip Planner for more details. Pascack Valley Line rail service will be on a special schedule to accommodate added stops at Teterboro and Woodcliff Lake.Additional stops at Teterboro, Woodcliff Lake, Avenel, Garwood and North Elizabeth Stations important note: the Presidents Day schedule does NOT include service at the Jersey Avenue station.Raritan Valley Line service to/from High Bridge.The Atlantic City Rail Line will operate on a normal weekday schedule.17 Presidents Day schedule with some modifications. Starting Monday, March 25, train service will operate on the Feb. Here is the latest update from the state transit agency on bus, rail and light rail, as of Sunday afternoon. The agency and governors of New York and New Jersey are telling residents that only essential employees should be traveling, as 100% of nonessential businesses have been forced to close and people are being told to work from home. NJ Transit officials are grappling with difficult decisions that pit the need to provide vital transportation for health care workers against risking the health of their own employees and a massive decline in ridership that necessitates scaling back their schedules. Watch Video: A quiet Monday morning rush hour commute
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