NJ Transit Gets Rockland Rail Service Rolling Again

NJ Transit rail service to Rockland is starting up again after being knocked out by Hurricane Sandy.

Main/Bergen County/Port Jervis Lines: 

• WEEKEND SERVICE on Sunday, Nov. 11 will operate between Port Jervis and Secaucus, but does not serve Hoboken.  Connecting service is available to/from New York at Secaucus.  This service will operate on the followingMODIFIED SCHEDULE.
  • Connecting bus serviceto/from Hoboken will be available at Secaucus on the weekends ONLY

• Beginning Monday, Nov. 12, full-day service is restored on the Main/Bergen County/Port Jervis Lines. These trains will not stop at Secaucus.  This service will operate on the following MODIFIED SCHEDULE.

• A Number of rail stations throughout the system may have limited lighting and no elevator and escalator service due to power problems as a result of Hurricane Sandy.  As a result, Secaucus Junction will not be ADA accessible until furthernotice.  Additionally, the following stations are experiencing power problems along the Main Line:  Lyndhurst, Passaic, Delawanna, hohokus and Mahwah.  Customers are urged to use caution in and around these rail stations.

Pascack Valley Line:

• Beginning Monday, Nov. 12, full-day service is restored on the Pascack Valley Line.  These trains will not stop at Secaucus.  This service will operate on the following MODIFIED SCHEDULE.