NJ Transit service has been restored at Jersey Avenue after an earlier power problem suspended trains there.
Passengers on a disabled NJ Transit train there were transferred to another train, and service has since been restored.
Separately, train service to and from Penn Station was delayed about 15 minutes due to Amtrak signal problems between Newark and Secaucus, an NJ Transit spokeswoman said.
The morning commute wasn't much easier for those driving from New Jersey: a disabled vehicle on the New Jersey side of the Lincoln Tunnel turned it into a parking lot.
The Port Authority warned of delays around 8:10 a.m. after the apparent breakdown. Though the alert was lifted in a matter of minutes, delays had already piled up.
NJ511 reported 40-minute delays crossing into the city.
