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NJ Transit gives strike update

NJ Transit train engineers strike: Commuter alternatives, travel options

NJ Transit train engineers went on strike Friday, impacting hundreds of thousands of commuters. The walkout comes after the latest round of negotiations on Thursday didn’t produce an agreement.

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NJ Transit Rail Service Grinds to Halt Amid Engineers’ Strike as Bus Drivers Call Out Sick

NJ Transit’s rail network has come to a standstill following a strike by locomotive engineers, plunging New Jersey’s mass transit system into

ABC News on MSN · 2d

New Jersey Transit strike underway; some 350,000 commuters scramble for transportation

NJ Transit states that if they were to accept BLET's terms, it would cost both them and New Jersey taxpayers $1.363 billion between July 2025 and June 2030. Additionally, if BLET chooses to strike, the taxpayer cost of providing a limited alternative service via buses would be $4 million per day, NJ Transit claims.

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Private Bus Operator Boxcar Ramps Up as NJ Transit Strike Looms

Private bus operator Boxcar Inc. aims to ramp up service as a potential New Jersey Transit rail workers strike threatens to ...

MyCentralJersey7d

Academy Bus is paying NJ Transit over alleged fraud. But it still gets contracts

“The private operator tries to manipulate the routes ... to extend the contract in public board documents. Many NJ Transit bus service agreements include at least one option to extend the ...

FOX 5 New York on MSN1d

NJ Transit strike demands: President says agency is 'ready to meet this moment'

Commutes have grown increasingly difficult across New Jersey and New York as tens of thousands of riders scramble for ...

Crain's New York Business3d

On the brink of an NJ Transit strike, commuters brace for chaos

New Jersey Transit rail service is on the brink of a shutdown as its train engineers prepare to strike as soon as Friday, ...

A strike halts NJ Transit trains. Here are other ways to get to NYC

A strike of train engineers began on May 16. And NJ Transit's 172,000 weekday rail riders need to consider alternatives.

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