Traffic & Transit
Trains On One North Jersey Rail Line Will Be Replaced By Buses For 2 Months
Some trains from Hoboken through Bergen County to New York State will be replaced by buses for 2 months, starting Sunday.
NORTH JERSEY, NJ — If you routinely take the train from Hoboken or Bergen County over the New York State border, be aware that you may have to take a bus for some segments starting this Sunday and lasting for two months.
NJ Transit and Metro-North posted messages Friday saying that due to track work, starting Sunday, Sept. 8, through Nov. 8, "Buses replace midday and weekend trains between Port Jervis & Sloatsburg due to track work. Use Middletown or Harriman on weekends for Hoboken and NY if at Otisville/Salisbury Mills. Buses connect at Ramsey-Route 17 and run earlier than trains."
NJ Transit provided a more detailed post about the times, days, and routes. Click here for more information.
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