The PTC system that will be installed can automatically stop trains and prevent collisions. Additional trains will also have schedule or station stop changes.
In order to accommodate the Advance Positive Train Control equipment installation to its rail fleet, NJ Transit announced that weekday rail schedules will be adjusted to allow for the necessary components to be installed on trains.īeginning June 4, certain trains will be temporarily discontinued or have changes of origin or destination that will impact Northeast Corridor, North Jersey Coast, Morris & Essex and Pascack Valley lines. The commute for thousands of NJ Transit train riders will face a dramatic change in rail schedules at the start of the summer that includes temporarily discontinuing trains or changes in origin and destination stations. The control system can automatically stop trains and prevent collisions.NJ Transit announced that weekday rail schedules will be adjusted to accommodate the Advance Positive Train Control equipment installation.NJ Transit train riders will face a hange in rail schedules at the start of the summer that includes temporarily discontinuing lines.
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