Strike at New Jersey rail system idles New York-bound commuters
New Jersey commuter rail engineers walked off the job on Friday after marathon contract talks deadlocked, idling a train system that serves some 350,000 passengers a day, including tens of thousands bound for New York City. Story by Nicholas Rushworth.
New Jersey commuter rail engineers walked off the job on Friday after marathon contract talks deadlocked, idling a train system that serves some 350,000 passengers a day, including tens of thousands bound for New York City. Story by Nicholas Rushworth.
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