All NJ Transit rail service statewide is currently suspended until further notice. But there are options to get around. ... NJ Transit’s last strike happened in 1983 and lasted 34 days.

Update: NJ Transit strike begins, halting all trains across N.J. Displaced NJ Transit rail commuters have some wide-ranging options Friday, including driving to work, taking a bus, or riding a ...

NJ Transit strike ends after weekend negotiations "New Jersey's first rail strike in decades has officially come to an end," New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced at a news conference Sunday evening.

NJ Transit engineers went on strike at 12:01 a.m. Friday, bringing train service to a screeching halt. NJ Transit rail service is fully shut down , along with Metro-North's west of Hudson service.

A labor dispute between NJ Transit's locomotive engineers and the Garden State transit agency's management became New Jersey's first rail strike in more than 40 years as of Friday morning at 12:01 ...

NJ Transit has failed to reach a contract agreement with locomotive engineers, resulting in the first major transit strike to hit New Jersey since 1983. Primary Menu Sections. US News.

350,000 passengers will be impacted by the strike, which would halt NJ Transit rail service and Metro-North service west of Hudson service. For days, NJ Transit had been telling commuters to work ...

A looming NJ Transit rail strike could upend the commutes of some 350,000 people per day starting Friday as engineers prepare for the first walkout in more than 40 years. And the New Jersey public ...

NJ Transit’s 450 engineers went on strike at 12:01 a.m. Friday, leaving an estimated 350,000 daily commuters relying on NJ Transit buses to get to Manhattan.

"Each train carries about 1,000 people. A bus carries about 100," said NJ Transit CEO Kris Kolluri. The contingency plan for a potential strike was unveiled at the transit agency's emergency ...

Plans to enhance and expand bus service would cost the agency about $4 million a day — and even then it is expected to move only about 20% of the 350,000 people who use NJ Transit's rail system ...

As part of the strike, NJ Transit is also cancelling any non-essential road work and construction. How long might this all go on for? NJ Transit’s last strike happened in 1983 and lasted 34 days.