Disabled train snarls NJ Transit rail traffic into and out of New York City

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A disabled train near Secaucus is causing significant disruptions for NJ Transit rail commuters, with delays reaching up to 60 minutes for service into and out of Penn Station New York.

The transit agency has activated cross-honoring agreements to help affected passengers reach their destinations. NJ Transit rail tickets and passes are being accepted on NJ Transit buses, private carrier buses and PATH trains at several key locations.

Commuters can use their rail tickets and passes at Hoboken, Newark Penn Station and 33rd St. in New York to access alternative transportation options while the rail delays continue.

The transit agency has not indicated when normal service is expected to resume.

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