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NJ Transit strike ends as engineers approve new deal. Here's when train service will resume.

The NJ Transit strike is over after the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen (BLET) approved a deal Sunday, but train service did not immediately resume Monday.

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New Jersey transit strike: Tentative deal reached, trains will resume operation

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NJ Transit rail service resumes after 3-day engineer strike

NJ Transit Strike Ends After Agency, Engineers Make Deal

After prolonged wage negotiations, New Jersey Transit and train engineers reached an agreement on Sunday evening — but not before triggering a transit strike that paralyzed travel between New Jersey a...

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New Jersey Transit and Engineers’ Union Agree to Deal to End Strike

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NJ Transit rail services resume

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Talks aimed at ending New Jersey Transit rail strike resumed Saturday and will continue Sunday

Talks aimed at settling a strike between train engineers and New Jersey’s huge commuter railroad resumed Saturday and are set to continue Sunday.

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New Jersey Transit rail strike commences as labor talks deadlock

New Jersey's commuter rail engineers walked off the job early on Friday after 11th-hour contract talks with the third-largest U.S. public transit system stalled ahead of a midnight strike deadline set for meeting union wage demands.

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NJ Transit strike demands: President says agency is 'ready to me this moment'

NJ Transit CEO Kris Kolluri says talks with the union will resume Sunday and Monday, with the goal of reaching a deal and restoring reliable service for commuters.

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New Jersey bracing for summer of travel hell with looming NJ Transit strike, Newark airport delays and I-80 sinkhole: ‘It’s going to be ugly’

This ain’t your garden-variety travel headache. New Jersey is on pace for a nightmare summer spanning planes, trains and automobiles — as sinkhole-ridden highways, persistent chaos at Newark Liberty International Airport and a likely transit strike threaten to upend travel plans at the worst possible time.