What disrupts NJ Transit bus, train service today?”
As the major winter storm continues to zero in on New Jersey, NJ Transit bus customers should expect delays, possible service suspensions, cancellations and disruptions. The buses started on a regular weekday schedule, but snowy conditions are expected to turn scheduled bus times into guesstimates. A more palatable option, if possible, would be to take the train or light rail. Bus passes will be cross-honored at train or light rail stations. An example given by NJ Transit: A customer who normally takes the bus from Rutherford to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in midtown Manhattan could instead use the bus pass on the train from Rutherford to New York Penn Station. But even the trains weren’t foolproof. The Jersey Avenue station was closed for eastbound (inbound) travel due to weather, and eastbound customers were asked to use New Brunswick. And several Northeast Corridor trains were canceled, including Train 3840 from Trenton at 11:17 a.m. NJ Transit canceled its monthly board of dire
As the major winter storm continues to zero in on New Jersey, NJ Transit bus customers should expect delays, possible service suspensions, cancellations and disruptions. • Forecaster says N.J. snow storm gets windy, worse • N.J. officials urge residents to stay home as snow storm builds • Snow falls from Virginia to Connecticut • N.J. braces for blizzard conditions as NJ Transit sets up snow schedule • COMPLETE FORECAST The buses started on a regular weekday schedule, but snowy conditions are expected to turn scheduled bus times into guesstimates.
