World Cup Disrupts NJ Transit Commutes at Penn Station
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World Cup-related security measures at MetLife Stadium forced NJ Transit to reserve Penn Station for World Cup-bound riders, shutting regular Penn Station services for several hours and sending locals to PATH via Newark. Many commuters missed the memo, facing long waits and frustration, while tourists paid steep fares and navigated a confusing station layout. Officials say the restrictions are to accommodate FIFA-mandated security checks and crowd management during the tournament.
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