NJ Transit locomotive engineers could soon walk off the job, bringing to a halt a rail service used by 350,000 commuters in the event of a work stoppage. As of Thursday morning, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen union and NJ Transit representatives were still meeting in negotiations hoping to reach an agreement prior to a potential strike.

Hundreds of thousands of train commuters are bracing for a possible NJ Transit rail strike that could come as soon as 12:01 a.m. on Friday. Gov. Phil Murphy said Tuesday the state is considering all options,

Commuters in New Jersey are facing a triple threat this week: a looming NJ Transit strike, severe delays at Newark Airport, and road closures due to sinkholes on I-80. FOX 5’s Arthur Chi’en reports live from Secaucus Junction as riders brace for a potential walkout by locomotive engineers as early as Friday.