Philadelphia – from. In North Jersey, two major musicians have closed an important interstate.
Shutdown rush is causing widespread delays in traffic for passengers and is significantly affecting nearby communities where traffic is being diverted.
What do we know:
Starting on Monday, March 24, New Jersey will offer 50 % discount on the Morris Essex line in an attempt to encourage large -scale transit and to reduce the crowd in the area.
This discount is effective for passengers traveling from hecat -stam, mount olive, Net Kong, Lake Hoppy Kong, and Mount Arlington stations.
People traveling from these stations will not need to buy fare at boarding.
If you are transferring to the Pannan Station New York to continue their journey to the Penniat Station or Summit Station, please inform the train staff. If so, you will get a transfer ticket to present the staff in the attached train.
Customers of the return travel, users will need to buy one -way tickets only on one of these five stations, which will make a complete discount of 50 % on the round trip travel.
See for information related to the schedules, rentals and services njtransit.com Or download the official NJ Transit Mobile app.
What are they saying:
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy joined Governor Phil Murphy and New Jersey Congress member Tom Kane to take a look at the ongoing repair work on Route 80’s East Bound and Westbound Lane in Wartin on Saturday.
“You know, this is causing problems for many families every day. It is affecting people’s lives. This is affecting their livelihoods. We have to make sure the money is from the federal level.
“When we work 24 hours to repair the roadway, we are providing alternatives to every possible journey, including NJ transit trains,” said Governor Phil Murphy. “By offering these exemptions on the trains, we will take the vehicles off the road and provide the residents with another option to work or school, and return home at the end of the day.”
Source: The story of this story is from NJ Transit and NJ officials.
