Good news for commuters: NJ Transit adds 36 more trains to meet service demands
Good news for commuters: NJ Transit adds 36 more trains to meet service demands
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Nov 5, 2021, 9:42 AM
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1h agoGood news for commuters: NJ Transit adds 36 more
trains to meet service demands
The trains will be on the Main
Bergen County Line -- 22 for weekdays and 14 for weekends.
The trains will now run on
an hourly, instead of bi-hourly, schedule.
The new trains will begin
Sunday, Nov. 14.
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