Freight derailment disrupts NJ Transit service (updated)
Commuter rail service on NJ Transit’s Raritan Valley Line has been suspended because of the derailment of a Conrail freight train, according to an alert on the agency’s website. WABC-TV reports the derailment occurred between Cranford and Union,
Freight train derails in North Jersey, NJ Transit service blocked
A freight train derailment in North Jersey altered NJ Transit service for Tuesday morning commuters. Cars on a westbound Conrail train tumbled off the tracks just before 7 a.m. between Cranford and Union in Union County, NJ.com reported. About 30 cars derailed, forcing the train to a halt, officials said.
There have been no reports of injuries, and Metra said it's not expected to impact service on the BNSF commuter line, which ...
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MTA boss Janno Lieber thinks commuter rail service in Orange and Rockland ... “It is run by New Jersey Transit. The tracks are owned by the freight railroad. We have no ability to alter that ...
Union Pacific (UP) on Feb. 10 provided an update on its work with Metra to “finalize the safe and seamless transfer of ...
Some residents express concern about MBTA proposal to build new rail track in Reading, Massachusetts
THE PLAN IS FOR MORE FREQUENT DIESEL COMMUTER RAIL TRAINS TO ARRIVE AND LEAVE REDDING EVERY 30 MINUTES TO GET RIDERS TO BOSTON’S NORTH STATION. RESIDENTS ARE WORRIED THE NEW TURNBACK TRACK TO ...
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