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NJ Transit sees hour delays

NJ Transit service limited between Newark Penn Station and N.Y. due to Portal Bridge wire issue

NJ Transit rail service was disrupted Friday morning in both directions between Newark Penn Station and Penn Station in New York due to Amtrak overhead wire issues at the old Portal Bridge.

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NJ Transit delays continue between Newark, NYC's Penn Station after overhead wire damage

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NJ Transit, Amtrak host inaugural ride on new Portal North bridge ahead of launch

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Ceremonial train ride marks completion of Phase 1 of Portal Bridge changeover

The Gateway Commission says workers have returned to construction sites on Thursday, but work may have to stop in the next two to three months if they don't get the next round of federal funding.

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New N.J. train bridge opens before schedule after power issue shuts old one

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Portal North Bridge opening next week means full, faster service for N.J. commuters

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NJ Transit, Amtrak service back on track after Friday's disruption

Amtrak and NJ Transit trains are operating on or close to schedule into and out of Penn Station New York following Friday's disruptions.

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NJ Transit riders face 60-minute delays due to Amtrak issue

NJ Transit rail riders are facing 60-minute delays to and from Penn Station New York due to an Amtrak signal issue, according to agency alerts. NJ Transit said the delays are due to Amtrak signal issues which were first reported as 30-minute delays after 10 a.

ABC7 New York

7 On Your Side Investigation: Why are commuters facing transit meltdowns so often?

The commute in and out of New York City can be stressful and no one knows that better than the thousands of people commuting by train from New Jersey.

Daily Voice on MSN

Era Of Delay-Plagued Portal Bridge Nears End As First Train Crosses New Span

A ceremonial train ride across the new Portal North Bridge marked a major milestone for Northeast Corridor rail service in Kearny on Thursday, March 12. New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill joined NJ TRANSIT and Amtrak officials for the ride celebrating the new bridge,