NJ Transit Suspends Service as Storm Approaches
A systemwide suspension of bus, light rail, and Access Link services began at 4 a.m. Sunday as New Jersey braces for a significant winter storm.
- NJ TRANSIT bus,light rail,and Access Link services are suspended systemwide.
- Rail service is operating on a weekend schedule until 2 p.m. Sunday.
- customers shoudl avoid unnecessary travel to allow for snow removal.
- Updates on Monday service will be provided Sunday as storm impacts are assessed.
NJ TRANSIT proactively suspended bus, light rail, and Access Link services systemwide at 4 a.m.Sunday, January 25, based on the latest forecast from the National Weather Service and prioritizing the safety of both customers and employees. The decision reflects a cautious approach to the impending storm.
Rail Service Limited,Afternoon Suspensions Planned
Rail service commenced on a regular weekend schedule sunday morning,offering a brief window for travelers. Though,rail service will be temporarily suspended at 2 p.m. Sunday. Passengers are advised to ensure they are on trains that will reach their final destinations by or before that time.
Customers are encouraged to check njtransit.com later this evening for the schedules of the final eastbound and westbound trains on each rail line. Service will remain suspended through the end of the day Sunday,resuming only when conditions are deemed safe.
Governor Sherrill echoed the call for caution, urging New Jersey residents to avoid unnecessary travel. Keeping roads clear is crucial for local, county, and state crews to efficiently remove snow, expediting the restoration of service as soon as it’s safe to do so.
NJ TRANSIT is urging customers to continuously monitor njtransit.com for the most up-to-date service information and resumption details.
