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NJ TRANSIT Customer Advocate

@customeradvocate.bsky.social

Gathering NJ TRANSIT customers’ feedback and ideas to enhance the experience at every step of the passenger journey—on Rail, Bus, Light Rail and Access Link. Account not monitored 24/7. For customer service, visit https://bit.ly/3W6DB6I

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NJ TRANSIT Customer Advocate@customeradvocate.bsky.social · last wk.

🚉 In addition to tomorrow’s “Meet the Advocate” at Morristown (7/29, 5:30 PM), I’ll be at Hawthorne Station from 7–9 AM to collect your feedback. The NJ TRANSIT Safety team will also be there to discuss pedestrian‑crossing safety. 🌧️ Forecast isn’t great, bring an umbrella!

NJ TRANSIT Customer Advocate@customeradvocate.bsky.social · 2w ago

🛎️Here’s June’s social‑media feedback summary! As usual, actionable concerns are reviewed. For example: • Data feed updated following an assessment of Journal Square bus gate assignment • Rail team working to add train capacity • etc. More info at the next committee meeting.

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NJ TRANSIT Customer Advocate@customeradvocate.bsky.social · 2w ago

🧹🧼With the gradual rollout of Executive Order 16’s Rapid Action Plan, many rail lines & bus routes now get added mid-day cleaning. Cleanliness concerns are trending below seasonal levels, but what do you think? Has cleanliness on your train/bus been better, worse, or about the same?

NJ TRANSIT Customer Advocate@customeradvocate.bsky.social · 3w ago

⛈️ Severe weather is expected today, and a Flash Flood Watch is in effect. Service may be impacted, and River Line service is already suspended as a precaution. Check for service updates before you travel, and stay safe.

National Weather Service@nws.noaa.gov · 3w ago

Severe thunderstorms are expected across portions of the Ohio Valley and Lower Great Lakes into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, this afternoon into the evening. Monsoonal thunderstorms may bring areas of flooding to the Southwest. Check www.airnow.gov for your local air quality forecast.

U.S. weather map valid 8am EDT Jul 18 showing widespread rain/thunderstorms (green crosshatch), yellow-hatched severe-thunderstorm risk from the Midwest into the Mid‑Atlantic, and red-striped heavy rain/flash-flood risk in parts of the Rockies and NE PA.
NJ TRANSIT Customer Advocate@customeradvocate.bsky.social · 3w ago

👋 Heads up Newark Broad Street station customers! I will be at your station with the NJ TRANSIT safety team tomorrow (7/15) from 7 AM until 9:00 AM. Swing by, say hi, and share your thoughts on your experience with bus, rail, and light rail services! 🚍🚋🚊

NJ TRANSIT Customer Advocate@customeradvocate.bsky.social · 3w ago

☀️🌡️Extreme heat through Friday, peaking tomorrow (7/15), may impact your service. Speed restrictions and other measures will be implemented, expect delays and cancellations. ℹ️ Stay hydrated & stay updated: 💻 njtransit.com/heat for more info 📲 njtransit.com/myinfo to sign up for alerts.

National Weather Service@nws.noaa.gov · 3w ago

A significant heat wave is underway for the Intermountain West, Northern Plains, and Upper Great Lakes, peaking in intensity through Tuesday. This heat is expected to be exceptionally rare and produce numerous high temperature records.

An infographic from the Weather Prediction Center titled "Key Messages for Mid-July Heat Wave" issued Mon, Jul 13, 2026 at 12:05 PM CDT. Subheading: Dangerous and record-breaking heat spans from the Intermountain West to the Northeast this week. Key Messages: North-Central U.S. Significant Heat Wave: Underway for Intermountain West, Northern Plains, and Upper Great Lakes, peaking midweek. Widespread highs of 95-105°F are forecast. Prolonged and Accumulated Heat Stress: Consecutive hot days and record-warm lows will result in widespread Major to Extreme HeatRisk in the Northern Plains and Upper Great Lakes. Record-Breaking Heat in the Northeast U.S.: Dangerous heat enters the Northeast Tuesday, peaking Wednesday from Richmond to Boston, with highs in the upper 90s to near 100°F. Heat Safety Tips: Limit outdoor activity, hydrate, ensure A/C access, check on others, and never leave children or animals in vehicles. Maps: Two Forecast Max HeatRisk maps show color-coded risk levels: 1-Minor (yellow), 2-Moderate (orange), 3-Major (red), and 4-Extreme (purple). The top map (valid through Friday 7/17) shows purple "Extreme" risk covering Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, affecting cities like Billings, Bismarck, Pierre, and Twin Cities. The bottom map (valid Tuesday 7/14 - Thursday 7/16) shows red "Major" risk extending across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, affecting cities like Boston, New York, and Washington.
NJ TRANSIT Customer Advocate@customeradvocate.bsky.social · 3w ago

⚠️NJ TRANSIT Rail Passengers On Sunday, 7/19 for the World Cup Final: 🔹Between approximately 10:24 AM-2:14 PM, boarding at NY Penn & Secaucus limited to stadium-goers. 🔹Deboarding at Secaucus limited only to customers traveling to NYNJ Stadium during the same period.

NJ TRANSIT Customer Advocate@customeradvocate.bsky.social · 4w ago

⛈️With the weather forecast for this afternoon and tonight, please expect potential impacts to your service. Stay safe and stay informed, sign up for alerts: njtransit.com/myinfo

National Weather Service@nws.noaa.gov · 4w ago

Thunderstorms with severe wind gusts and hail will be possible this afternoon and evening across parts of the central and northern Plains. Severe wind gusts may also occur in parts of the Ozarks, mid Mississippi Valley, lower Ohio Valley, Mid-Atlantic and Arizona. Visit weather.gov for more.

NOAA Storm Prediction Center Day 1 Categorical Outlook issued 1255 UTC July 9, 2026, valid from 1300 UTC Thursday, July 9, through 1200 UTC Friday, July 10, 2026. Risk levels shown are dark green = marginal risk, yellow = slight risk, and light green indicates general thunderstorm potential. A broad marginal risk stretches from the northern Plains through the Midwest, Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, and Northeast. Three separate slight risk areas are highlighted: a north-south corridor from eastern Wyoming through western South Dakota into western North Dakota; a region centered on Missouri and southern Illinois extending into western Kentucky and northern Arkansas; and a smaller area over portions of the Delmarva Peninsula, including eastern Maryland and Delaware. Additional thunderstorm potential extends across much of the eastern United States, the Southwest, and Florida.
NJ TRANSIT Customer Advocate@customeradvocate.bsky.social · last mo.

⚠️ NJ TRANSIT rail update Following the storm last night: 🔹North Jersey Coast Line service will resume regular weekend service at the start of service day tomorrow, Sunday, 7/5. 🔹Montclair-Boonton Line, Morris & Essex Line and Gladstone Branch services will remain suspended until further notice.

NJ TRANSIT Customer Advocate@customeradvocate.bsky.social · last mo.

The NJ TRANSIT teams continue working on all lines affected by the storm. The NJCL should be the first to resume service. With dozens of downed trees & damaged catenary wires, restoring service on the other lines will take more time. ⚠️More severe weather is expected today and tomorrow. Stay safe!👇

National Weather Service@nws.noaa.gov · last mo.

Happy Independence Day!🇺🇸🎆 A prolonged, dangerous heat wave will persist through the Independence Day weekend across the Ohio Valley, Midwest, and Mid-Atlantic. 🥵 Clusters of severe thunderstorms will move across parts of the Allegheny Plateau into Mid Atlantic this Independence Day. ⛈️ weather.gov

National Weather Service HeatRisk map valid July 4, 2026 showing nationwide heat danger by color—yellow minor, orange moderate, red major, purple extreme—with extreme heat concentrated across the Southeast and Mid‑Atlantic and mostly minor risk in the West.