NJ Transit train gets stuck in North East Corridor, stranding 1,200 riders
About 1,200 passengers were back on track in their commute Saturday after the NJ Transit train they were in broke down along the North East Corridor.
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May 21, 2022, 10:09 PM
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Updated 742 days ago
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13h agoAbout 1,200 passengers were back on track in their commute Saturday after the NJ Transit train they were in broke down along the North East Corridor.
NJ Transit says the train was heading from Hamilton to New York Penn Station.
All of the passengers were transferred to different trains.
There were delays of up to an hour on the corridor.
