NJ TRANSIT SERVICE LEVELS FOR WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3RD

Regular Weekday Service Restored To Bus, Light Rail and Access Link Services Systemwide; Rail Will Operate On a Level 1 Severe Weather Schedule; ACRL Full Weekday

NEWARK, NJ — NJ TRANSIT will resume full weekday service on Wednesday, February 3, 2021 on all bus, light rail and Access Link services systemwide following the significant impacts of this week’s major snow accumulations. Atlantic City Rail Line will operate on a regular weekday schedule. All other rail lines will operate on a Level 1 Severe Weather Schedule.

Please see below for systemwide service information.

Systemwide cross honoring will remain in effect for rail, NJ TRANSIT & private carrier buses, light rail and PATH at Hoboken, Newark Penn Station and 33rd St.

Important Note: Service for Wednesday, February 3 may be subject to delays or cancellations. All customers should allow for extra travel time and are strongly encouraged to customize their service alerts on the NJ TRANSIT mobile app to receive updates via push notifications, monitor MyTransit Alerts, social media and njtransit.com for the latest service information.

Bus

North Jersey: REGULAR WEEKDAY SERVICE
Central Jersey: REGULAR WEEKDAY SERVICE
South Jersey: REGULAR WEEKDAY SERVICE

*Detours may be in effect on select routes as snow removal from local and secondary roads continues.

Rail

Atlantic City Rail Line: REGULAR WEEKDAY SERVICE
All Other Rail Lines – LEVEL 1 SEVERE WEATHER SCHEDULE

Light Rail

Hudson-Bergen Light Rail: REGULAR WEEKDAY SERVICE
Newark Light Rail: REGULAR WEEKDAY SERVICE
River LINE: REGULAR WEEKDAY SERVICE

Access Link

All Regions: REGULAR WEEKDAY SERVICE

NJ TRANSIT’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC) will remain open and will closely monitor the impacts of the storm. NJ TRANSIT crews will continue to work during the overnight hours throughout the system removing snow and addressing any storm-related damages.

For further details and updated travel information, sign up for My Transit Alerts, download the NJ TRANSIT app and follow us on Social Media.

Travel Advice:

Before beginning your trip, please visit njtransit.com for up-to-the-minute service information.
Customers are encouraged to download or update the NJ TRANSIT mobile app to set up and receive customized service alert information via push notifications. Visit the You Tube video for easy instructions on setting up custom push notifications.
Stay connected to NJ TRANSIT social media during your commute. Search for rail, bus or light rail-specific Twitter accounts for the best information

Twitter: @NJTRANSIT
@NJTRANSIT_NEC
@NJTRANSIT_NJCL
@NJTRANSIT_ME
@NJTRANSIT_MOBO
@NJTRANSIT_MBPJ
@NJTRANSIT_PVL
@NJTRANSIT_RVL
@NJTRANSIT_ACRL
@NJTRANSIT_HBLR
@NJTRANSIT_NLR
@NJTRANSIT_RL
@NJTRANSIT_NBUS (North Jersey Bus)
@NJTRANSIT_SBUS (South Jersey Bus)
@NJTRANSIT_AL (Access Link)
Facebook: facebook.com/NJTRANSIT
YouTube Channel: TheNewJerseyTransit

Sign up for the My Transit alert system on njtransit.com, which delivers travel advisories for your specific trip to your mobile device via email or text.

Allow extra time getting to and from your destination. Use extreme caution when walking on exposed sidewalks or station platforms and when boarding trains and buses.

Listen closely to public address announcements at stations for late-breaking service information.
Stairs, flooring and platforms can be slippery, so please use caution when walking along wet surfaces or any outdoor surface exposed to the weather. Use extra care when boarding or exiting buses and trains.
Report slippery or unsafe conditions at stations or stops to bus operators, train crews or NJ TRANSIT staff.

About NJ TRANSIT

NJ TRANSIT is the nation’s largest statewide public transportation system providing more than 925,000 weekday trips on 253 bus routes, three light rail lines, 12 commuter rail lines and through Access Link paratransit service. It is the third largest transit system in the country with 166 rail stations, 62 light rail stations and more than 19,000 bus stops linking major points in New Jersey, New York and Philadelphia.