NJ Transit Strike Ends; Trains Resume Tuesday
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New Jersey Transit engineers ended their three-day strike after reaching a tentative wage agreement. Train service will resume Tuesday, after a 24-hour inspection period. The strike, the state's first in over 40 years, disrupted service for approximately 100,000 daily commuters. The agreement, which still requires union and board approval, addresses engineers' wage concerns without significantly impacting the transit agency's budget. Commuters are urged to work from home on Monday to allow for system preparations.
New Jersey Transit engineers ended their three-day strike after reaching a tentative wage agreement. Train service will resume Tuesday, after a 24-hour inspection period. The strike, the state's first in over 40 years, disrupted service for approximately 100,000 daily commuters. The agreement, which still requires union and board approval, addresses engineers' wage concerns without significantly impacting the transit agency's budget. Commuters are urged to work from home on Monday to allow for system preparations.
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