On Tuesday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 3,230 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $77,510 in productive working time. (16 delay events across 6 lines)

On Monday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 11,071 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $265,702 in productive working time. (21 delay events across 5 lines)

On Friday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 4,286 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $102,870 in productive working time. (16 delay events across 7 lines)

On Thursday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 21,741 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $521,780 in productive working time. (41 delay events across 7 lines)

On Wednesday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 8,638 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $207,300 in productive working time. (18 delay events across 6 lines)

On Tuesday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 13,362 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $320,680 in productive working time. (33 delay events across 10 lines)

On Monday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 11,470 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $275,270 in productive working time. (29 delay events across 5 lines)

On Sunday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 6,117 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $146,800 in productive working time. (11 delay events across 2 lines)

On Thursday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 13,236 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $317,660 in productive working time. (15 delay events across 4 lines)

On Wednesday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 4,471 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $107,300 in productive working time. (15 delay events across 5 lines)

On Tuesday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 3,731 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $89,540 in productive working time. (15 delay events across 6 lines)

On Monday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 12,351 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $296,420 in productive working time. (26 delay events across 6 lines)

On Sunday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 4,759 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $114,210 in productive working time. (9 delay events across 4 lines)

On Thursday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 2,337 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $56,090 in productive working time. (11 delay events across 6 lines)

On Wednesday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 9,421 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $226,110 in productive working time. (26 delay events across 6 lines)

On Wednesday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 9,421 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $226,110 in productive working time. (26 delay events across 6 lines)

On Tuesday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 10,579 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $253,900 in productive working time. (24 delay events across 5 lines)

On Monday, NJ Transit delayed commuters for a total of 30,918 person-hours across both rush hours. City employers lost $742,040 in productive working time. (30 delay events across 5 lines)

Good evening, fellow commuters! Today, NJ Transit delayed us for a total of 42,000 person-minutes during the afternoon rush. City employers lost $16,800 in productive working time. (3 delay events across 1 line)

Good evening, fellow commuters! Today, NJ Transit delayed us for a total of 42,000 person-minutes during the afternoon rush. City employers lost $16,800 in productive working time. (3 delay events across 1 line)

Good evening, fellow commuters! Today, NJ Transit delayed us for a total of 4,933 person-hours during the afternoon rush. City employers lost $118,400 in productive working time. (8 delay events across 3 lines)

Good evening, fellow commuters! Today, NJ Transit delayed us for a total of 4,933 person-hours during the afternoon rush. City employers lost $118,400 in productive working time. (8 delay events across 3 lines)

Good evening, fellow commuters! Today, NJ Transit delayed us for a total of 43,750 person-minutes during the afternoon rush. City employers lost $17,500 in productive working time. (2 delay events across 2 lines)

Good morning, fellow commuters! Today, NJ Transit delayed us for a total of 3,136 person-hours during the morning rush. City employers lost $75,270 in productive working time. (8 delay events across 4 lines)

Good morning, fellow commuters! Today, NJ Transit delayed us for a total of 3,136 person-hours during the morning rush. City employers lost $75,270 in productive working time. (8 delay events across 4 lines)

Good evening, fellow commuters! Today, NJ Transit delayed us for a total of 5,962 person-hours during the afternoon rush. City employers lost $143,100 in productive working time. (17 delay events across 7 lines)

Good evening, fellow commuters! Today, NJ Transit delayed us for a total of 2,470 person-hours during the afternoon rush. City employers lost $59,280 in productive working time. (28 delay events across 11 lines)

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Good morning, fellow commuters! Today, NJ Transit delayed us for a total of 1,243 person-hours during the morning rush. City employers lost $29,838 in productive working time. (16 delay events across 9 lines)