@Dvlwoman30 There are a lot of reasons why it could be going slow. Speed restrictions, bridge strikes, track conditions, etc. I feel like you know enough to be dangerous. 99% of slow speeds are safety related. Ask the FRA to learn more. You're welcome.
@RJ_SIMPLYHUMAN If a member of the train crew found it, they could put it in the lost and found in Long Branch Yard or New York Penn Station. You're gonna have to call customer service.
@love2k_ Different stops have different platform sizes. EX: Metuchen only fits 7 cars on the platform. If the train has 10 cars, then 3 cars will not platform so the doors in those cars won't open. That's why it's important to listen to announcements.
@senorori A one way ticket from Princeton to Princeton Junction costs 3 dollars. If you use cash to pay on the train, you're subject to an additional 5 dollar surcharge.
@EmmanuelAcho I realize that men just are programmed to look at me and women differently. It's become human nature. Idk if it needs to change or not. But that's what it is.
@LAHonestCritic@NJTransitPolice@NJTRANSIT Looks to me like the person who owns the bag is standing 3 feet away from it. Did you ask the Conductor if it was his? You annoyed with those bags being in front of seats? They have no safe place to put there bags on that equipment. Don't waste NJTPDs time. You can see in the bag
@ReichNow@NJTRANSIT If this rule is to be strictly enforced, the railroad would eventually be shut down due to police activity. Sounds good hypothetically, but it's probably not applicable.
@ReichNow@NJTRANSIT I was just wondering if you knew how they determine which cars go where in the order of the train.....it might not be a
simple task to put certain cars in a particular order. I don't feel that I can complain about it if I don't know how it actually works.