Effective Monday, Nov. 19, NJ Transit rail service will operate as follows:

Northeast Corridor: Service between Trenton and New York has been fully restored and will operate on a regular schedule.

North Jersey Coast Line: Service between Long Branch and New York will operate on a regular schedule, except for selected trains that will be cancelled. Trip times will be approximately five minutes longer due to signal system limitations. Service between Bay Head and Long Branch will operate on a regular schedule, except for 2300-series trains to/from Hoboken that will be cancelled.

Coming on the heels of NJ TRANSIT’s restoration of rail and bus service to New York and utilizing federal and regional transportation resources to ease traffic congestion, improve trans-Hudson access and further help New Jersey residents navigate around the state, the Christie Administration today announced an emergency bus plan designed to transport New Jersey residents back to their jobs starting Monday morning.

NEWARK, NJ — New NJ TRANSIT bus schedules will take effect on many routes September 1, 2012, including implementation of the agency’s Bus Service Optimization plan that contains both service reductions on underperforming routes as well as new investment in expanded and enhanced service along heavily-travelled corridors.