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NJ Transit restores more limited rail service

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NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - New Jersey Transit is operating more trains on a limited schedule as it recovers from Superstorm Sandy.

NJTransit.com

Limited service has been restored on the Montclair-Boonton Line into New York's Penn Station and Hoboken.

Midtown Direct service has resumed on the Morristown Line with trains operating between Dover and Summit into New York. Morristown trains are not running to Hoboken.

There's also limited service on the Bergen and Pascack Valley Line.

No NJ Transit buses are trains will operate to MetLife Stadium for Wednesday night's Colombia versus Brazil soccer game.

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