NJ Transit trains will end in Hoboken for 5 weeks

NJ Transit trains will stop at Hoboken for 5 weeks to finish a new bridge. The transit agency is moving the last track. It is coming off the 116-year-old bridge. This piece goes onto the new Portal North Bridge. The new bridge is 50 feet high. That is twice as tall as the old one. "It sits 50 feet over the Hackensack River, doubling the height clearance and eliminating the need to halt train traffic so boats can pass through." To help people, the PATH system will run trains every 6 minutes instead of 8. Your trip will be different for five weeks, but the boat delays are finally ending. A bridge that does not move is a traveler's best friend.