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NJ Transit, Amtrak trains resume with delays

Amtrak, NJ Transit service resumes at Penn Station after train car fire

A train car fire that erupted early Friday morning ended up disrupting NJ Transit and Amtrak service at Penn Station all day.

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Amtrak fire halts NJ Transit service to New York City

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NJ Transit, Amtrak trains resume with delays after earlier fire

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Trains moving again after fire in Hudson River tunnel

Amtrak is projecting that train service between New York City and Newark is to be fully restored in time for rush hour June 1.

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Train fire at NY Penn Station causes massive travel chaos

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Amtrak, NJ Transit services facing 60-minute delays due to train fire at Penn Station

NJ Transit, LIRR resume with delays after Penn Station track car fire

NJ Transit service to and from New York City resumed with delays Friday afternoon after it was suspended during the morning commute due to an Amtrak maintenance car fire,

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Widespread Delays in Friday Morning Commute Across New Jersey Made Worse by NJ Transit Shutdown

A major NJ Transit rail shutdown into New York City sent ripple effects across New Jersey’s transportation network Friday morning, as commuters scrambled for

Mamdani reveals Midtown transit plan for FIFA World Cup match days. It's a doozy

The NJ Transit shoe has already dropped, a few times, regarding its plans for managing the unprecedented crowds flocking to MetLife for this summer’s FIFA World Cup games. Now it’s New York City’s turn.

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New York, New Jersey lower costs for World Cup transit

Round-trip trains will now cost $98, and buses $20.

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Ticket prices lowered for NJ Transit, NYC bus going to World Cup games

The cost of NJ Transit and NYC bus tickets to World Cup matches was lowered Tuesday. This comes as the city is also creating a new bus lane that officials say will help fans.

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As New York transit workers prepare to fight MTA austerity, former union president Toussaint defends no-strike affidavit

Following the last strike in 2005, Transit Workers Union Local 100 signed an affidavit forswearing the right to ever strike again.