Lauren Due

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Jun 10, 2026, 7:36 AM

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NJ Transit commuters are hoping for a smooth commute once again after the evening rush had delays and cancellations out of New York Penn Station.

NJ Transit says delays and cancellations yesterday were because of Amtrak overhead wire issues.

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New York Penn Station was packed with riders waiting and figuring out what train they could get home.

Of course, this raising concerns as NJ Transit will be moving tens of thousands of fans to the Meadowlands for the World Cup matches starting in just a few days.

NJ Transit President and CEO Kris Kolluri was in the News 12 Studio yesterday and he says they are depending on Amtrak to make sure World Cup is successful, but they also have buses on standby

NJ Transit Service will be limited on match days, but really commuters tell News 12 they want to get to work and home on time.