HOBOKEN AND BEYOND – Commuters can expect delays tonight, and residents should prepare for some extra foot traffic in and out of Hoboken Terminal.
An earlier slow-speed derailment in the Penn Station complex will affect the evening commute.
All Midtown Direct trains will originate and terminate at Hoboken Terminal, instead of New York. PATH trains are cross honoring NJ Transit tickets and passes between Hoboken and 33rd Street.
Northeast Corridor and North Jersey Coast Line trains are subject to significant delays in and out of New York during the afternoon and evening hours, according to an NJ Transit advisory.
Customers on the Main, Bergen County, Pascack Valley, and Port Jervis lines are advised to travel via Hoboken Terminal, rather than via New York and Secaucus, according to NJTransit.com.
In addition to PATH trains cross honoring NJ Transit rail tickets and passes at 33rd Street, Hoboken, and Newark Penn Station, NJ Transit buses are cross honoring rail tickets and passes system wide. Private carrier buses are cross honoring rail tickets and passes on trips to and from the Port Authority Bus Terminal, according to a release. – Ray Smith
NJ Transit Midtown Direct operating from Hoboken; commuters can expect delays
