Service resumes at Bridgewater train station after being badly damaged by remnants of Ida
The train station was inundated with flood water and badly damaged.
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Sep 26, 2021, 10:56 AM
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Updated 1,182 days ago
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11h agoTrain service is returning to the Bridgewater station for the first time since
the remnants of Ida hit the Garden Station.
The train station was inundated with flood water and badly damaged.
The sidewalk to Patriot Place is still closed.
For eastbound service to Newark or New York, customers need to walk west to the
pedestrian overpass over Patriot Place.
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