'I'm waiting for the last - the actual last train of the night, down to the shore,' he said. for a ride that would take him over the Raritan River to his home in South Amboy. Tim Palladino said he had to take a bus from New Brunswick to Woodbridge Township, where he waited until 8 p.m. Seven eastbound trains to Hoboken and Manhattan remained on the timetable, with the last set to leave Suffern, New York, at 10:17 p.m.įor the list of final trains for Friday, click here.Ĭommuters who normally return home from work in an hour, or two, were stranded on railway platforms across the agency's service area. and 8:13 p.m., with the Bergen County Line offering the final ride. The last trips of the night were due to leave stations in Hoboken, Manhattan and Newark between 7:06 p.m. The apparent job action canceled almost 80 rides - mostly on the Northeast Corridor and North Jersey Coast lines. The announcement, made amid rush hour, followed a hellish day for commuters. NJ Transit has suspended all rail service Friday evening due to what the agency has called an 'illegal job action' by the union of locomotive engineers. UPDATE: After service cancelled Friday, NJ Transit train service resumes with some delays

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