Several NJ Transit lines resume with modified schedules following Ida flooding
All New Jersey Transit rail service remains suspended this morning, with the exception of the Atlantic City Rail Line.
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Sep 2, 2021, 9:50 AM
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Updated 1,288 days ago
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Several NJ Transit lines have resumed with modified schedules following the aftermath of Ida.
New Jersey Transportation Commissioner Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti said Thursday that the New Jersey Coast Line, North East Corridor Line and Morris & Essex Line have all resumed operation with a weekend Schedule. Weekday service is expected to resume on Friday.
The Atlantic City Line did not suspend service following the storm.
All other NJ Transit lines remain suspended.
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Gutierrez-Scaccetti said that during the storm several trains became stuck. She says that the passengers on those trains were safely removed once the floodwater receded.
Access Link and Light Rail are up and running with some modifications.
Gutierrez-Scaccetti also said that while NJ Transit bus service is running, there will be some delays due to the roads that are closed due to flooding.
Further updates can be found on the New Jersey Transit website.
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