New Jersey Transit puts in place extra service for St. Patrick’s Day events
New Jersey Transit is preparing for various St. Patrick’s Day celebrations next month.
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Feb 28, 2024, 10:44 PM
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Updated 286 days ago
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3ds agoNew Jersey Transit is preparing for various St. Patrick’s Day celebrations next month.
NJ Transit will run hourly shuttle trains between Long Branch and Bay Head for Belmar’s parade this Sunday, March 3.
There will be extra trains and buses on the weekend schedule for New York City’s parade on Saturday, March 16.
NJ Transit will also increase rail capacity on the Pascack Valley Line for the Pearl River event on Sunday, March 17.
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