Portal Bridge work: what changes for your train
Until Saturday, November 14, fewer NJ Transit trains run to New York on weekdays. Here is what changes and what you can do.
Back to normal
Sun, Nov 15
Regular schedules are expected back on Sunday, November 15, after safety testing.
Weekdays change the most. Weekends mostly stay the same.
Weekdays
Ends at New York Hoboken
Continue to Midtown by PATH, bus or ferry.
Weekends
Ends at New York Hoboken
Weekdays
Ends at New York Hoboken
Continue to Midtown by PATH, bus or ferry.
Weekends
Ends at New York Hoboken
Weekdays
Ends at New York Hoboken
Continue to Midtown by PATH, bus or ferry.
Weekends
Ends at New York Hoboken
Weekdays
New York Change at Newark Penn
Trains to New York start and end at Newark Penn Station.
Weekdays
Fewer trains to New York
The trains that run follow a new weekday schedule.
Weekends
To New York
Some times move by up to 30 minutes.
Weekdays
Fewer trains to New York
Weekends
To New York
Some times move by up to 30 minutes.
October 11 to 25, every day: buses replace trains between Manasquan and Bay Head.
Weekdays
No change
22 extra trains each way between Secaucus Junction and New York.
Weekends
No change
17 extra trains each way between Secaucus Junction and New York.
Weekdays, October 11 to November 14: 8 midday trains between Suffern and Port Jervis are buses.
Not listed? Your line does not change. Atlantic City Rail Line trains run as usual.
Passes
Monthly, weekly and FLEXPASS passes work on PATH, bus 126 and the ferry from October 11 to November 14.
Weekday one-way
Buy a ticket to Hoboken. It costs less than a ticket to New York, and it works on PATH, bus 126 and the ferry.
Weekend one-way
Buy a ticket to New York Penn Station. Hoboken tickets are not accepted on weekends.
Trains and PATH have the most room before 7 AM, from 9 AM to 4 PM, and after 7 PM. If you can, travel then.
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