A disabled NJ Transit train near Secaucus, New Jersey, caused delays of up to 60 minutes on September 2, 2026, affecting rail services entering and leaving Penn Station New York. The incident significantly disrupted NJ Transit commuter train schedules serving the New York City area.
Alternative Transport Accepted Across Multiple Locations
In response to the disruptions, NJ Transit activated cross-honoring agreements allowing passengers to use their NJ Transit rail tickets and passes on NJ Transit buses, private carrier buses, and PATH trains. These alternative transportation options are available at Hoboken, Newark Penn Station, and 33rd Street in New York City to assist commuters affected by the
delays.
Service Resumption Unclear
NJ Transit has not provided a timeline for when normal rail operations are expected to resume following the disabled train incident near Secaucus.
