#nj-transit

#nj-transit

Dozens of people were injured in a bus crash at the Port Authority Bus Terminal on Thursday morning, the FDNY reported.

NJ Transit moved 153,154 people to and from the East Rutherford venue during the nine Club World Cup games held at MetLife, with 61,261 fans using the transit system.

The crash, which occurred on the terminal's fourth level, temporarily shut down one of the busiest transit hubs in the country, causing significant disturbances.

No one wants these systems to fail, but it's old infrastructure. Not to mention, we're dealing with extreme weather events where the temperature is hotter for longer.

NJ Transit riders faced significant delays and frustration on the last day of the strike, as long lines formed at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan.

"We were able to reach an agreement that boosts hourly pay beyond the proposal rejected by our members last month," BLET's Tom Haas said in a statement, noting that the new deal also aims to help with engineer recruitment and retention, without triggering fare hikes.

Now we have to miss out on our lessons and teaching and things that we love to do because they're on strike. We actually are not financially equipped to take a $70 train ride to Edison and then pay an additional $70 to come back.

We need to give them some relief until this is over.

"It added an extra layer of complication," Jess Lukas said as the couple stood inside Newark Penn Station waiting for a PATH train to Manhattan. The Lukases said they took a bus from the airport.

Kolluri stated, 'I think that the proposal that they have put forward is neither serious nor does it show a signal that they are willing to collaborate to get to a solution.'

I-80 will not fully reopen at the end of May because sinkhole repairs are taking longer than expected, the New Jersey Department of Transportation says.