Port Authority issues contingency plan in event of an NJ Transit strike
The agency says that PATH service will operate on a normal schedule on weekdays.
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4ds agoThe Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has put out a contingency plan in the event of a New Jersey Transit rail strike next week.
The agency says that PATH service will operate on a normal schedule on weekdays, but they will add service when necessary to minimize crowds. Additional PATH staff will be available to help passengers navigate.
MORE INFORMATION: NJ Transit Rail Strike
More information about the Port Authority’s plans can be found HERE.
New Jersey Transit officials and the engineers union have been going back and forth over a contract for the engineers – with the union calling for a higher salary.
A strike could go into effect on May 16 if a deal is not reached.
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