PATH service resumes with delays after broken rail near Christopher Street

Trains on the Hoboken to World Trade Center and Hoboken to 33rd Street lines are suspended.

News 12 Staff

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Oct 2, 2025, 12:16 PM

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Updated 1 hr ago

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PATH service into Manhattan has resumed with delays this morning after a broken rail near Christopher Street.

Trains on the Hoboken to World Trade Center and Hoboken to 33rd Street lines are running again.

Service continues on Journal Square to 33rd Street and Newark to World Trade Center.

NJT Rail is cross-honoring PATH at Hoboken, Exchange Place, and Secaucus.

NY Waterway is cross-honoring PATH at Brookfield Place, Midtown/West 39th Street, and Pier 11/Wall Street.

Hudson-Bergen Light Rail will also cross-honor PATH at Hoboken, Newport, and Exchange Place.