New York area transit operations have suffered through a difficult week. On the evening of Tuesday, January 28, an NJ Transit train inbound… Continue Reading Winter Woes Ad Nausuem
Outbound New York commuters in the evening rush were seriously affected by problems on successive days. First, on Thursday, January 23, Metro-North’s entire… Continue Reading M-N, NJT Snarled on Successive Days
For bus travellers on NJ Transit to or from the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan, it has been difficult to determine just… Continue Reading NJT to Extend MyBus Now to Port Authority Runs
As an “Alberta Clipper” snowstorm blanketed New Jersey on Tuesday, January 21, transit riders rushed to NJ Transit’s website to ascertain whether their… Continue Reading NJT Web Site Disappoints During Storm
Transportation plans for 2014’s Super Bowl are coming into closer focus as the February 2 date approaches for the massive event, to be held… Continue Reading Super Bowl Emphasizes Transit
An extensive report on radio station WNYC (January 17) by Andrea Bernstein explores a number of events involving Port Authority budgets instigated by… Continue Reading Tunnel Cancellation, “Bridgegate” Form Pattern: Report
The MetroCard has become a popular way to use New York City’s transit services; in fact, for most riders, it’s the only practical… Continue Reading Riders Leave Money on MetroCards
Amtrak reported today that it would stop selected Northeast Corridor and Keystone trains at Secaucus Station on Sunday, February 2nd, for the Super… Continue Reading Amtrak Trains to Make an Extra Stop at Secaucus Station for the Super Bowl
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, in his State of the State address on January 8, included a proposal for Metro-North service from the… Continue Reading Cuomo Backs Hell Gate Transit Plan
NJ Transit, in efforts to avoid equipment damage such as occurred with Hurricane Sandy, on January 8th approved engineering contracts for its plan… Continue Reading New Brunswick Storage Yard Advances
