The return of normal weekday service follows the completion of the first phase of a "cutover" replacement project for the old Portal Bridge over the Hackensack River.

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The new structure replaces the 116-year-old Portal Bridge, which had to swing open every time boats passed by in a maneuver that caused delays for train riders.

If you have ever sat in traffic staring at brake lights and questioning your life choices, this story will hit home. South Metro Atlanta is becoming the first place in the world to publicly test ...

State lawmakers in Illinois and California have backed proposals to consolidate transit agencies in Chicago and the San Francisco Bay Area. A lack of integration across services causes headaches for ...

The Trump administration on Wednesday paid the remaining portion it owed to the Gateway rail tunnel project, and then some, paving the way for construction to resume next week. New York Gov. Kathy ...

On Monday, the new track is expected to be open to riders and schedules return to some sense of normalcy -- at least for now.

New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill on Sunday announced that NJ Transit will suspend all rail service by 9 p.m. as a major winter storm hits the region, bringing more than 24 inches of snow to some parts ...

Addressing a press conference in Tema yesterday, GIFF President Stephen Adjokatcher stressed that the Institute's intervention was not meant to excuse illegality, but to ensure a balanced policy that ...