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NJ TRANSIT service updates
NJ Transit will resume full weekday service on Wednesday on all bus, light rail and Access Link services systemwide. Atlantic City Rail Line will operate on a regular weekday schedule. All other rail lines will operate on a Level 1 Severe Weather schedule.
Ban on Commercial Vehicles on I-84 Corridor Lifted
Bans of commercial vehicles, empty trailers and tandem trailers on state highways across New York State have been lifted and truck traffic can now safely return to normal. Similar bans have also been lifted on bridges and tunnels maintained by the MTA and Port Authority. All motorists are also being reminded that advisory speeds of 45 mph remain in effect on a number of state highways and should plan accordingly.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has unveiled a
new plan for the world’s busiest bus terminal.
The Midtown Bus Terminal project will completely reimagine
the 42nd Street terminal and its connection to the Lincoln Tunnel and increase
ridership by 40 percent.
It will be designed to serve 100 percent electric bus fleets
and feature cutting-edge technology to manage bus movements using autonomous
vehicle technology and AI-aided traffic management.
The release of the Port Authority’s final scoping document
sets the stage for the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) to begin the
federal environmental review process.
“This important step is a turning point in the
A new Port Authority Bus Terminal crowns Sen. Weinberg’s Legacy | Editorial
Updated Jan 25, 2021;
It was July of 2014 when Sen. Loretta Weinberg took her famous tour of the Port Authority Bus Terminal motivated only by constituent anguish and the images are still tattooed on her memory.
“I took the new Board chairman at that time, John Degnan, and he was as depressed as I was,” she recalled Friday. “The restrooms were awful. There was no WiFi. Overcrowded, hard to navigate. If you had a departure upstairs, you had to take an escalator, but some were turned off because the lines snaked all the way downstairs.