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NJ Gov. Murphy says transit strike has reached tentative agreement, rail service to resume Tuesday
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2:05Now PlayingNew Jersey Transit has reached a tentative deal with its striking union members on Sunday, but Jersey residents should still expect a messy Monday commute. Trains won’t be up and running just yet — as the first NJ Transit strike in decades is set to end after midnight Tuesday, according to union and transit officials. “I am delighted to report that NJ Transit and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen (BLET) have reached a tentative agreement and as a result, New Jersey’s first rail strike in decades has officially come to an end,” Gov. Phil Murphy said during a press conference Sunday night. “Starting Tuesday, May 20, NJ Transit will once again provide rail service to the more than 100,000 riders who depend on it every single day.” The transit agency and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen hashed out the final details of an agreement after two days of negotiations.
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