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New Jersey Transit to shut down Atlantic City line for 5 months starting in September

August 6, 2018 Administrator

By Curtis Tate, NorthJersey.com; August 3, 2018 NJ Transit plans to shut down the Atlantic City Line for five months…

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Posted in: Commuter Rail Filed under: Atlantic City Service Shut Down, Commuter Trains, Five Months, New Jersey, New Jersey Transit, NJT, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Rail Passenger, Redeploy Peresonnel and Equipment To Deal With Shortages Elsewhere In the State, Ridership, Starting September, Transit, Transportation

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