NEW YORK – As most of New York and New Jersey saw nearly a foot of snow during the weekend storm, commuting remains difficult across the region Monday as NJ Transit works to restore service.
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What we know:
NJ Transit says it has begun a phased resumption of operations, starting with all three light rail systems.Â
The New York City area is also dealing with freezing temperatures and icy conditions, with a Cold Weather Advisory in effect for parts of New Jersey and dangerous wind chills across the region.
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MAPLEWOOD, NJ – FEBRUARY 26: An NJ Transit Midtown Direct train travels slowly into the station February 26, 2010 in Maplewood, New Jersey. Over a foot of powdery, drifting snow fell overnight, closing area schools and delaying commuter trains. (Phot
While the snow has stopped, roadways and walkways remain icy and slippery, with occasional flurries and spotty freezing drizzle reported.Â
Officials urge people to use caution when traveling or spending time outdoors as temperatures stay well below freezing.
Newark Light Rail
The Newark Light Rail, Hudson-Bergen Light Rail, and River LINE are running on a regular weekday schedule with delays of up to 15 minutes.
However, full service has not yet returned across the system.
Rail, bus, Access Link suspended
Rail, bus, and Access Link services remain suspended as crews continue inspections and monitor road conditions. NJ Transit says it will reassess conditions later in the morning and afternoon to determine when bus and Access Link service can gradually resume.
The agency says crews worked overnight and into the morning to inspect rail infrastructure, stations, and the Northeast Corridor to prepare for a safe return to commuter rail service.
Light rail: Operating on a weekday schedule with up to 15-minute delays
Newark Light Rail: RunningHudson-Bergen Light Rail: RunningRiver LINE: Running, but suspended between Waterfront Entertainment Center and Walter Rand Transportation CenterRail: SuspendedBus: SuspendedAccess Link: Suspended
NJ Transit urges riders to check njtransit.com or the NJ Transit mobile app for the latest updates before traveling, as service changes will be announced as conditions improve.
PATH plans to operate on a Saturday schedule system-wide Monday, with supplemental HOB-33 service in place. R
The Long Island Rail Road is operating on a weekend schedule systemwide Monday, with reduced service on several branches due to the winter storm.Â
Riders should check the TrainTime app or mta.info for the latest updates and are encouraged to stay home if travel is not necessary.
The Source: This report is based on information from NJ Transit.