NJ Transit Resumes Rail Service Following Winter Storm Blast

New Jersey Transit is resuming rail service after the heaviest and coldest winter storm in years forced the state-run agency on Sunday to halt all of its public transportation operations.

Most rail service resumed on Monday at 12 p.m. New York time on a severe weather schedule, according to NJ Transit’s website. The Gladstone Branch, Pascack Valley Line and Princeton Dinky will remain suspended.

The agency expects to run the trains on Tuesday on a weekend schedule, Kris Kolluri, NJ Transit’s chief executive officer, said during a press conference Monday.

The rail network is a vital link to Manhattan ...