NJ Transit service suspended in and out of Penn Station in NYC
NEW YORK (PIX11) — NJ Transit service was suspended in and out of Penn Station in New York on Saturday, the transit agency announced.
The suspension was due to Amtrack overhead wire issues near Newark’s Penn Station, according to a social media post by NJ Transit.
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Service continued to operate from Trenton to Newark while Amtrack personnel worked to restore service to New York.
NJ Transit rail tickets and passes were cross-honored by PATH at Newark Penn Station and 33rd Street-New York. Riders were also advised to check online for alternate service options in and out of New York.
For commuters who may consider taking the PATH Train, the weekend service is as follows:
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NWK-WTC every 20 min and may operate at slower speeds
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JSQ-33 (via HOB) every 20 mins
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Additional HOB-33 every 10 min between HOB & 33
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