PATH service was suspended on two lines Monday afternoon due to a broken rail at Newport station, the agency said on its Twitter feed.
The Journal Square-33rd Street and Hoboken-World Trade Center train lines were suspended because of the rail, but had resumed service "with en route delays" by around 2:20 p.m. after repairs were completed, according to the agency.
“Crews are beginning repairs, which are expected to take approx 1.5 hours,” the agency tweeted around 12:30 p.m.
NJ Transit will be cross-honoring PATH tickets at Newark, Hoboken and New York Penn Station until 3 p.m., and NJ Transit’s Hudson-Bergen Light Rail will be cross-honoring tickets at Exchange Place, Hoboken and Newport until that time as well, PATH said.
The Newark-World Trade Center line was operating with a delay due to a signal failure between Journal Square and Newark before it resumed its normal schedule around 1 p.m., the transit service added.
