PATH officials announced that nine-cartrains will start operating on the Newark-World Trade Center lines as part of a $1 billion project.
will start rolling on the busy Newark-World Trade Center line Thursday morning, Gov. Phil Murphy and Port Authority officials announced Wednesday.
Murphy and Port Authority of New York and New Jersey officials made the announcement Wednesday at the Harrison station that spells relief for commuters who’ve coped with crowded trains and platforms. The longer trains will be phased in gradually during the next 12 months, with a goal for nearly all trains on the NWK-WTC line at peak times to be nine-car trains by the beginning of 2024, officials said.
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