MODIFIED SERVICE CONTINUES ON NORTH JERSEY COAST LINE

Temporary Service Adjustments Remain in Effect

November 30, 2020

NEWARK, NJ – North Jersey Coast Line (NJCL) rail service will continue to operate on a modified schedule through the week beginning Monday, November 30 as the result of last week’s derailment in Perth Amboy. Crews have been working around the clock to make necessary track repairs in order to restore full service on the NJCL as quickly as possible.

There will also be minor adjustments to the Northeast Corridor (NEC) train schedule as a result of the modified NJCL schedule.

Please note that NJCL and NEC trains may experience general delays of up to 15 minutes. Customers should plan accordingly. Customers are strongly advised to view the complete modified schedule for the NJCL here and for the  NEC here.  

NJCL rail tickets and passes will continue to be cross-honored on the NEC and with NJ TRANSIT bus and private carriers. For a complete list of alternate travel options, click here.

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